# ########################################################################### #
# Frequent keys for quicker code writing, in particular
#
# ^l = Left bracket. The application should auto-close this and move the
# cursor over for this to actually be useful
#
# ########################################################################### #
# Need to hijack the path here to include my stuff modules
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/andres/autokeymodules/terminalshortcuts')
import assets
assets.scopeAutoKeyMods(keyboard=keyboard)
winClass = window.get_active_class()
# => Pretty straight forward, if the window that fired this action is
# included, send the keyboard shortcut
if (assets.applicationIsIncluded(winClass) is True):
assets.doKeyShortcut('l')
else:
keyboard.send_keys('<ctrl>+l')
# ########################################################################### #
# Enable common Emacs style terminal shortcuts in applications, in particular
#
# ^e = End of line, equivalent to hitting the End key
#
# ########################################################################### #
# Need to hijack the path here to include my stuff modules
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/andres/autokeymodules/terminalshortcuts')
import assets
assets.scopeAutoKeyMods(keyboard=keyboard)
winClass = window.get_active_class()
# => Pretty straight forward, if the window that fired this action is not
# excluded, send the keyboard shortcut
if (assets.applicationIsExluded(winClass) is not True):
assets.doKeyShortcut('e')
else:
keyboard.send_keys('<ctrl>+e')
# ########################################################################### #
# Enable common Emacs style terminal shortcuts in applications, in particular
#
# ^a = Front of line, equivalent to hitting the Home key
#
# ########################################################################### #
# Need to hijack the path here to include my stuff modules
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/andres/autokeymodules/terminalshortcuts')
import assets
assets.scopeAutoKeyMods(keyboard=keyboard)
winClass = window.get_active_class()
# => Pretty straight forward, if the window that fired this action is not
# excluded, send the keyboard shortcut
if (assets.applicationIsExluded(winClass) is not True):
assets.doKeyShortcut('a')
else:
keyboard.send_keys('<ctrl>+a')
# ########################################################################### #
# Enable common Emacs style terminal shortcuts in applications, in particular
#
# ^d = Delete character, equivalent to hitting the Del key
#
# ########################################################################### #
# Need to hijack the path here to include my stuff modules
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/andres/autokeymodules/terminalshortcuts')
import assets
assets.scopeAutoKeyMods(keyboard=keyboard)
winClass = window.get_active_class()
# => Pretty straight forward, if the window that fired this action is not
# excluded, send the keyboard shortcut
if (assets.applicationIsExluded(winClass) is not True):
assets.doKeyShortcut('d')
else:
keyboard.send_keys('<ctrl>+d')
# ########################################################################### #
# Enable common Emacs style terminal shortcuts in applications, in particular
#
# ^h = Backspace, equivalent to hitting the Backspace key
#
# ########################################################################### #
# Need to hijack the path here to include my stuff modules
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/andres/autokeymodules/terminalshortcuts')
import assets
assets.scopeAutoKeyMods(keyboard=keyboard)
winClass = window.get_active_class()
# => Pretty straight forward, if the window that fired this action is not
# excluded, send the keyboard shortcut
if (assets.applicationIsExluded(winClass) is not True):
assets.doKeyShortcut('h')
else:
keyboard.send_keys('<ctrl>+h')