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Google Docs Hack
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Short script to auto format on save | |
MATCHING=false; | |
press(){ | |
xte "$1"; | |
if [ "x" = "$2x" ]; then | |
sleep 0.05; | |
else | |
sleep 0.2; | |
fi | |
} | |
run(){ | |
MATCHING=false; | |
# Select all | |
press "keydown Control_R" x; | |
press "key a"; | |
press "keyup Control_R"; | |
# Tools->Addons->Code->Selection->Enter | |
press "keydown Alt_R" x; | |
press "key b"; | |
press "keyup Alt_R"; | |
press "key Right"; | |
press "key Down"; | |
press "key Right"; | |
press "key Return"; | |
} | |
prime(){ | |
MATCHING=true; | |
} | |
match(){ | |
while read line; do | |
if [ "$MATCHING" = true ] ; then | |
echo $line | grep "press 39" && run; # S press | |
else | |
MATCHING=false; | |
echo $line | grep "press 37" && prime; # Ctrl press | |
fi | |
done | |
} | |
xinput test $1 | match; |
Ty, but the war is over. LOL
is this supposed to be a bookmarklet?
It's a bash script to emulate keypresses and run a google docs plugin on a certain key strokes
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No, but you could extend it to do that. This just applied a plugin for formatting code in a Google doc. I made it when I went through Google interviews (code questions in a doc are pretty dumb)