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Both sticky keys (i.e. &sk) and sticky layers &sl are instances of the underlying sticky key behavior https://zmk.dev/docs/config/behaviors#sticky-key with different bindings values. However this isn't documented well under the behavior pages.
Ideally, "sticky key" page could describe both the specific &sk behavior and the generic zmk,behavior-sticky-key behavior underlying it. Mod-morph page is an example that does this with &gresc and zmk,behavior-mod-morph. "Sticky layer" page should also have a remark saying it is a sticky key under the hood with bindings = <&mo>;, similar to info box present in https://zmk.dev/docs/behaviors/mod-tap.
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Both sticky keys (i.e.
&sk
) and sticky layers&sl
are instances of the underlying sticky key behavior https://zmk.dev/docs/config/behaviors#sticky-key with differentbindings
values. However this isn't documented well under the behavior pages.Ideally, "sticky key" page could describe both the specific
&sk
behavior and the genericzmk,behavior-sticky-key
behavior underlying it. Mod-morph page is an example that does this with&gresc
andzmk,behavior-mod-morph
. "Sticky layer" page should also have a remark saying it is a sticky key under the hood withbindings = <&mo>;
, similar to info box present in https://zmk.dev/docs/behaviors/mod-tap.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: