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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2021 Phillip Burgess for Adafruit Industries
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

# MACROPAD Hotkeys example: Mouse control

# The syntax for Mouse macros is highly peculiar, in order to maintain
# backward compatibility with the original keycode-only macro files.
# The third item for each macro is a list in brackets, and each value within
# is normally an integer (Keycode), float (delay) or string (typed literally).
# Consumer Control codes were added as list-within-list, and then mouse
# further complicates this by adding dicts-within-list. Each mouse-related
# dict can have any mix of keys 'buttons' w/integer mask of button values
# (positive to press, negative to release), 'x' w/horizontal motion,
# 'y' w/vertical and 'wheel' with scrollwheel motion.

# To reference Mouse constants, import Mouse like so...
from keycode_win_frnb import Keycode # Use the french bepo layout

import skeleton
from actions import Action

def wc(macropad, key, pressed):
    if not pressed:
        return
    Action().sequence(
            [ [Keycode.KEYPAD_FORWARD_SLASH]
            , [Keycode.W]
            , [Keycode.C]
            , [Keycode.ENTER]
            ]
        )

def next_one(macropad, key, pressed):
    Action().key(pressed, [Keycode.ALT, Keycode.A])

def build_application():

    configuration = skeleton.Configuration("Irssi")
    configuration.visible = True
    configuration.registerKey(0,  "next.",      next_one,       0x000200)
    configuration.registerKey(2,  "/wc",        wc,        0x020000)


    return configuration

configuration = build_application()