fix for issue #1295 "leonardo as keyboard does not wake windows 7 from sleep" #1488
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…via System Controls. Implemented in Keyboard_::systemControl().
…sible to send other keys than just ASCII
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The Keyboard.pressRaw() and Keyboard.releaseRaw() are redundant to #1391 where I rewrote the whole methods to handle some other issues as well. |
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Hi Kenneth, On 18.07.2013, at 09:49, Kenneth Newwood [email protected] wrote:
One issue still remains: the HID report defines only usages and a logical maximum of 0x65, so the usages above 0x65 (e.g. KEYCODE_POWER) can not be used. I changed this also in my patch in HID.cpp:
Be careful: the logic maximum is a signed integer, therefore it needs a 16-bit integer for the value 239 instead of the 8-bit value. With Best Regards, |
…ontained in the fix for issue arduino#1391 and the code was redundant
… as requested in issue arduino#1417. all parameters have the range of -32768 to 32767 and must be scaled to screen pixels some examples: x=0, y=0 is the middle of the screen x=-32768, y=-32768 is the top left corner x=32767, y=-32768 is the top right corner x=32767, y=32767 is the bottom right corner x=-32768, y=32767 is the bottom left corner
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Can I build this pull request? |
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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This may be closed now with the new pluggable USB core. |
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Right! 👍 |
This adds a new feature to fix issue #1295 "leonardo as keyboard does not wake windows 7 from sleep"
It makes it possible to wake up the PC when it is in standby mode. Use the following code in the Sketch:
USBDevice.wakeupHost();
Another feature has been added to send the PC to sleep mode:
Keyboard.systemControl(SYSTEM_CONTROL_SLEEP);
See also the discussion in the forum http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=150157
Tested by me on
Mac OSX (on a MacBook Pro)
Windows 7 (on a MacBook Pro)
Windows 8 (on a Wetab)