JoeStrout at 20:42, 29 January 2025

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<c>[[key]].put</c> allows you to enqueue a string, or single character by code point, into the keyboard buffer.

== Example ==
<ms>
// Put MiniScript code for a countdown from 10 to 1, then print "BOOM!"
key.put "for i in range(10, 1); clear; print i; wait; end for; clear; print ""BOOM!"""
key.put 13 // carriage return

// Put MiniScript code to print "Hello, World!"
key.put "print ""Hello, World!"""
key.put 13 // carriage return

key.put 99 // c
key.put 108 // l
key.put 101 // e
key.put 97 // a
key.put 114 // r
</ms>

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JoeStrout at 20:42, 29 January 2025

FR-b0n5a1: Created page with "key.put allows you to enqueue a string, or single character by code point, into the keyboard buffer. == Example == // Put MiniScript code for a countdown from..."