Hello clever people, I have been trying to update the MIT centipede Project which Enterprise enrolls chromebooks automatically and after pulling it apart and rewriting it so that i understand how it works I am now stuck at the final hurdle and that is that I cannot for the Life of me figure out how to get the arduino to write the @ symbol.
It may well have something to do with that we are using the Swedsish keyboard layout.
I've tried the hex code Keyboard.write(64); gives "
the ascii code Keyboard.write(0040) gives "
press_right_alt Keyboard.write(2), this is the command for @ on the keyboard it gives "
also Keyboard.write(") gives h
I tried making what i thought was an exhaustive list of all the hex codes and Printing them out in chromebook feild.... no @ to be seen,
Getting desperate i tried unicode + which works from a keyboard but from the arduino it give nothing, not even a space.
Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_CTRL);
Keyboard.press(KEY_LEFT_SHIFT);
Keyboard.write("u");
Keyboard.release(KEY_LEFT_CTRL);
Keyboard.release(KEY_LEFT_SHIFT);
Keyboard.write("0040");
Keyboard.write(KEY_ENTER);
I've spent far too many hours on this, can anybody please help? This has got me beat 