script running inconsistently

[davebruno]

Can anyone tell me why this really simple code would be inconsistent?

For now I want it simply to change the led colour from red to green when I push 'E'

It works but only randomly, maybe 50% of the time..

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <display.gph>
#include "light_k.gph"
#include <mouse.gph>
 
init{
  mousemapping();
  keymapping();
}
int mode;
 
main {
  mouse_passthru();
  key_passthru(); 
 
    if (mode == 0) {
        set_light('G');
        }
 
    if (mode == 1) {
        set_light('R');
        }
 
            if ((key_status(KEY_E)) && (mode == 0)){
            mode = 1;
            }
 
    else if (key_status(KEY_E) && (mode == 1)) {
            mode = 0;
            }
 
    }

[Scachi]

key_status will return true as long as you hold down the key, not only in the moment you press the key.
So it will do =1, =0, =1, ... to your variable as long as you press the key.
Take a look at my answer in your other post.

[davebruno]

key_status will return true as long as you hold down the key, not only in the moment you press the key.
So it will do =1, =0, =1, ... to your variable as long as you press the key.
Take a look at my answer in your other post.

Got it working, thanks a lot

[davebruno]

key_status will return true as long as you hold down the key, not only in the moment you press the key.
So it will do =1, =0, =1, ... to your variable as long as you press the key.
Take a look at my answer in your other post.

Actually its still running inconsistent,

Now it switches fine until other keys are pushed, so for example when I run the below it works while tapping E but if I hold W and tap E it doesn't work, any idea why that would happen?

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#include <keyboard.gph>
#include <display.gph>
#include "light_k.gph"
#include <mouse.gph>
#define KEYS_TO_MONITOR_MAX 1 // set to the max number of keys you need
#include "xkeys.gph"
uint8 KEYE;
 
init{
  mousemapping();
  keymapping();
KEYE =xkeys_add(KEY_E);
}
int mode;
int NavState;
 
main {
  mouse_passthru();
  key_passthru(); 
 
    if (mode > 1) {
        mode = 0;}
 
    if (mode == 0) {
        set_light('G');
        }
 
    if (mode == 1) {
        set_light('R');
        }
 
            if (xkeys_event_active(KEYE)) {
            mode = mode + 1;
            }
 
 
    }

[Scachi]

bug in my xkeys header, fixed it. please download it again.

[davebruno]

bug in my xkeys header, fixed it. please download it again.

Sweet, thank you!

[davebruno]

bug in my xkeys header, fixed it. please download it again.

Yo man, I just changed to a different mouse and I now cannot map its buttons to letters, have you made a mouse equivalent to xkeys at all?

I'm running into the same issues as before..

Thanks,

Dave

[Scachi]

bug in my xkeys header, fixed it. please download it again.

Yo man, I just changed to a different mouse and I now cannot map its buttons to letters, have you made a mouse equivalent to xkeys at all?

No, I have none for mouse.
I am not playing with mouse or keyboard..I use some self made device in addition to a default ps4 controller that i can assign keypresses to its buttons. This is what I have created the xkeys header for. That the header is useful for real keyboard too is just a glitch.

I'm running into the same issues as before..

what are "the same issues" ?