The nice thing about this Fast API: Arduino and Autohotkey scripts never have to be changed again.
Of course, this could also be done with more elegant code or a thousand other approaches. Tutobar-Config: Contains the final functions - the only relevant file for copycats!.Autohotkey script: Interprets the hotkeys and triggers functions per button.Arduino sketch: Switches send keyboard shortcuts to the PC.Just a quick reminder of the three-step concept already mentioned: We have an introduction to Autohotkey here.
And this is how it looks: From the switch to the breadboard to the Arduino - that's all.įor Arduino beginners again the reference to ours introductory article, where you also see how to interact with such a thing in the first place. Im first part of the article the hardware is assembled - but if you are only interested in the software part, here is the initial situation: 15 switches are connected to the Arduino Leonardo, 10 toggle switches and 5 push buttons - each connected somewhere to minus and a GPIO pin. The result: Reasonably clean code, quite redundant, but therefore understandable and simple. With the software, the process was basically the same, but much more relaxed. Putting the hardware together was a trial and error process - parts were thrown against walls, things had to be reordered, details changed on the fly.
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