M keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/twey/keymap.c => keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/twey/keymap.c +10 -6
@@ 171,15 171,19 @@ void toggle_steno(int pressed)
if (pressed) {
if (layer != STEN) layer_on(STEN); else layer_off(STEN);
- register_code(PV_LS);
+ register_code(PV_LP);
register_code(PV_LH);
- register_code(PV_RF);
- register_code(PV_RT);
+ register_code(PV_LR);
+ register_code(PV_O);
+ register_code(PV_RL);
+ register_code(PV_RG);
} else {
- unregister_code(PV_LS);
+ unregister_code(PV_LP);
unregister_code(PV_LH);
- unregister_code(PV_RF);
- unregister_code(PV_RT);
+ unregister_code(PV_LR);
+ unregister_code(PV_O);
+ unregister_code(PV_RL);
+ unregister_code(PV_RG);
}
}
M keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/twey/readme.md => keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/twey/readme.md +3 -5
@@ 12,8 12,6 @@ The Plover key (top right key on the left half) also sends my Plover
layer, so you can toggle between steno and typing modes with a single
keypress.
-If you want to use this feature, you'll need to add:
-
- "SH-FT": "{PLOVER:TOGGLE}"
-
-to your Plover dictionary.
+If you want to use this feature, you'll need to add the
+`commands.json` dictionary to your Plover dictionaries, or define the
+toggle stroke (`PHROLG`) yourself.