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Ability to set a default keyboard on startup #6

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23 changes: 19 additions & 4 deletions taranLUAmacros.lua
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-- get luamacros here: http://www.hidmacros.eu/
-- plug in your 2nd keyboard, load this script into LUAmacros, and press the triangle PLAY button.
-- Then, press any key on that keyboard to assign logical name ('MACROS') to macro keyboard
-- When done this way, you have to reassign the name to your 2nd keyboard every time you open LUAmacros, using the play button located above.
-- There may be a better, more permanent solution, but I don't know it.
lmc_assign_keyboard('MACROS');

local config_file = "config.txt"

-- Attempt to map the keyboard config file if it exists
local config = io.open(config_file, "r")
if(config ~= nil) then
local device_string = config:read()
if(device_string ~= nil and device_string ~= '') then
lmc_device_set_name('MACROS', device_string)
end
config:close()
end

lmc_assign_keyboard('MACROS')

if(config == nil) then
print("To assign this keyboard automatically, copy a unique portion of the string from the line labelled MACROS (such as the VID_XXXX or PID_XXXX value) and save it to "..config_file..":")
lmc_print_devices()
end

sendToAHK = function (key)
print('It was assigned string: ' .. key)
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