HelloMorseKeyboard.ino

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int speedTyper = 300;
int speedSense = 2;

#include "customKeyboard.h"

//KeyboardKey varName (pin, primary ascii character, alternate ascii character, pressSpeed)
//ModifierKey varName (pin)

KeyboardKey periodKey(A0, 46, 120, speedTyper);
KeyboardKey hyphonKey(A1, 45, 121, speedTyper);


ModifierKey shiftKey(11);

void setup()
{
  Serial.begin(115200);                                                                                                                                                             
  Serial.println("HelloMorse BLE Keyboard");
  Serial.println("--------------------------------\n");
  Serial.println();
  blueToothSetup();
}

void loop()
{ 
  boolean shiftValue = shiftKey.Check();
  speedTyper = analogRead(A2)/speedSense;
  Serial.println(speedTyper);
  
  periodKey.Press(shiftValue);
  hyphonKey.Press(shiftValue);
  
  // Request CPU to enter low-power mode until an event/interrupt occurs
  waitForEvent();  
}