Keyboard Functions

shortname: gks
How: keyboard_send(default delay between keys,ismodifier,keystate 1..2..3,HID key code...)
- default delay between keystrokes: integer, 0...255 (time in milliseconds)
- ismodifier: integer, ranging 0...1 OR 15
- keystate: integer ranging 0...2 (0: up, 1: down, 2: updown)
- HID key code: 0...255
What: This function sends a series of keystrokes. This function should not be used over the Macro Config Block, except in edge cases where you know what you're doing. The timeout parameter governs the timeout in between keypresses in milliseconds, after that in threes there are blocks of ismodifier,keystate,HID key code parameters. Each of these 3-part blocks representing a key action: ismodifier gives has the values of 0 or 1 and it differentiates between function keys and normal keys in the HID key code table. The keystate parameter has the following values: 0 meaning key up or key release, 1 representing key down and 2 representing down-up where the key is pressed down and released instantly. The HID key code parameter has the values defined by standard USB HID key code values you can find online.
If ismodifier is given the value 15 and keystate is given 0 , then HID key code will actually define an extra delay parameter in milliseconds (ranging 0...4095).
Example: The File Explorer macro (Win key + E) on Windows 10 looks like this when inputted in a Code Block:
```
  <?lua --[[@gks]] gks(5,1,1,8,0,1,8,1,0,8,0,0,8) ?>
```

shortname: gmbs
How: mouse_button_send(button, state)
- button: integer, ranging 1=leftclick 2=rightclick 4=middle click
- state: integer, ranging 0...1
What: This function sends a mouse click of the defined button to the host.
Example:

shortname: gmms
How: mouse_move_send(axis, position)
- axis: integer, ranging 1...3 where 3=mousewheel
- position: integer
What: This function sends a mouse move message to the host. Where the movement equals to the position parameter in screensspace.
Example: