You open a new world to me. I did some tests and find I can use key code to describe different modifier type in XML code. Then use your way to do script in KM.
| ctrl+opt+cmd+shift | 6912 |
|---|---|
| ctrl | 4096 |
| ctrl+opt | 6144 |
| ctrl+cmd | 4352 |
| ctrl+shift | 4608 |
| ctrl+opt+cmd | 6400 |
| ctrl+cmd+shift | 4864 |
| opt | 2048 |
| opt+cmd | 2304 |
| opt+shift | 2560 |
| opt+cmd+shift | 2816 |
| cmd | 256 |
| cmd+shift | 768 |
| Shift | 512 |
| NULL | 0 |
I make a handler macro, like a function. I create variable thisKeyCode to describe the character key you want to type. Create variable thisModifierCode to describe the modifier type you want to type.
In any KMMacro, as long as you set these two variables at the beginning, you can use execute a macro to call this handler macro(function).
When you want to change to another keystroke, you only need to change the two variables at the head of the macro.
Completely new way to me. Many thanks.
handler use variable pass keystroke v0_Backup_20220426_1031_v0.kmmacros (122.9 KB)