Add a variable to allow easy modification of the keypress limit. #4
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If you need to be able to press more than 6 keys on your virtual keyboard, and you don't mind losing BIOS compatibility, the changes in this branch enable you to simply change
#define KEYS_ROLLOVER
to however many keys you need, and it will alter the USB descriptor, resize the data structures and handle the extra keys automatically!Even with the default 6-key configuration, this implementation is 34 bytes smaller. 😉 (on my Leonardo, at least)
I haven't thought of a sensible way to tweak
KEYS_ROLLOVER
from the user side, but at least people won't have to dig into the meat of this library to modify the rollover limit for their keyboard-emulating game controllers and whatnot.