TypewriterActionKeyboard

TYPE DEFINITION

Represents the user entering text via the keyboard.

Since 1.2.0

Extends BaseTypewriterAction

Properties

text

string

The string that was typed in, can either be a word or a single character or a special symbol representing a special key on the keyboard. There are six special keys:

1. A backspace represented by '⌫'. It will when nothing is selected delete the previous character, and when the cursor does have a selection, remove all characters in the selection.

2. 'Clear all' represented by '⎚', it clears the entire text.

3. The left arrow key represented by '←'. When nothing is selected is will move the cursor one position to the left. When a selection is made it will move the cursor to the start of the selection.

4. The right arrow key represented by '→'. When nothing is selected is will move the cursor one position to the right. When a selection is made it will move the cursor to the end of the selection.

5. Select left, represented by ⇧←', when repeated grows the selection.

6. Select right, represented by ⇧→', when repeated grows the selection.

Since 1.2.0

type

"keyboard"

The type signifying it is a keyboard event.

Since 1.2.0