Method keys.sendL

Overload

Generates virtual keystrokes. Like keys.send, but without reliability features: delays, user input blocking, resetting modifiers/CapsLock.

public static void sendL(params KKeysEtc[] keysEtc)

keysEtc (KKeysEtc[])

Arguments of these types:

string - keys. Key names separated by spaces or operators, like "Enter A Ctrl+A".
Tool: in "" string press Ctrl+Space.
string with prefix "!" - literal text.
Example: var p = "pass"; keys.send("!user", "Tab", "!" + p, "Enter");
string with prefix "%" - HTML to paste. Full or fragment.
clipboardData - clipboard data to paste.
KKey - a single key.
Example: keys.send("Shift+", KKey.Left, "*3"); is the same as keys.send("Shift+Left*3");
int - sleep milliseconds. Max 10000.
Example: keys.send("Left", 500, "Right");
System.Action - callback function.
Example: Action click = () => mouse.click(); keys.send("Shift+", click);
KKeyScan - a single key, specified using scan code and/or virtual-key code and extended-key flag.
Example: keys.send(new KKeyScan(0x3B, false)); //key F1
Example: keys.send(new KKeyScan(KKey.Enter, true)); //numpad Enter
char - a single character. Like text with OKeyText.KeysOrChar or operator ^.

An invalid value, for example an unknown key name.

AuException

Failed. When sending text, fails if there is no focused window.

Ignores opt.key and instead uses default options with these changes: