Keyboard

write()

// SYNTAX
Keyboard.write(character);

Momentarily clicks a keyboard key. A click is a press() quickly followed by release(). This function works only with ASCII characters. ASCII characters are translated into USB HID keycodes according to the conversion table. For example ASCII character 'a' would be translated into 'a' keycode (leftmost middle row letter key on a QWERTY keyboard), whereas 'A' ASCII character would be sent as 'a' keycode with SHIFT modifier.

// EXAMPLE USAGE
STARTUP(Keyboard.begin());

void setup() {
  const char hello[] = "Hello world!\n";
  // This for-loop will type "Hello world!" followed by ENTER
  for (int i = 0; i < strlen(hello); i++) {
    Keyboard.write(hello[i]);
  }
}

This function is used by print(), println(), printf(), printlnf() which provide an easy way to type text.

Parameters:

• ch: ASCII character - char

write() does not return anything.