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Conditional / Time / Key commands #563
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As another variation of customizable commands, Key commands are added.
To use this commands, load the JSON file with |
Directly related to #567: can key commands be used to incrementally raise and lower a value on a repeated keypress? i.e. a hotkey for brighter and a hotkey for dimmer? It seems the key command schema only takes a static value at this time. |
@fredless In such case, use existing hotkeys which can be set at Key Settings. |
Added Command Settings for browsing the current commands. |
I'm not following you completely. Example:
it seems like the way the command syntax works right now, I can only go to a predefined single value on a keypress. |
The hot keys to increment or decrement brightness of a specific monitor have been alreadly there before adding these key commands. |
monitorian can set the brightness alright, but whenever i switch tabs or windows my screen reverts to default brightness. |
@mrbryce I am not sure whether such feature could be a solution for your issue. I think you need to identify the tool which changes the brighntess and stop it. Could you elaborate more? |
Conditional / Time commands are added to command-line options (add-on features) for setting brightness or contrast of a monitor or all monitors.
These commands must be specified in JSON files and loaded with
/load
option andconditional
ortime
sub-options respectively.Please check the actual specifications as well as JSON samples and schemas at above links.
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