Hi - you need to send multiple keys like is shown in the example you linked
Hi @Gordon and thank you very much.
I saw the example, but I was looking for another solution because a keystroke should be sent in a part of the code and another in a different part.
I imagined that was a problem of time, as you confirmed.
So I'll try with some other workaround in my code
@fanoush yes, mine is micro:bit v2. I was not precise in my request, I'm sorry and thank you for your help. I really don't know what UART_OVERFLOW error wants from me
I'm still receiving also this error (or similar) when finally I flash the code
Uncaught Error: Not connected!
at line 1 col 104
...0,0,0],function(){a&&a()})})
^
in function "tap" called from line 48 col 36
kb.tap(kb.KEY.G,0);
^
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Hi @Gordon and thank you very much.
I saw the example, but I was looking for another solution because a keystroke should be sent in a part of the code and another in a different part.
I imagined that was a problem of time, as you confirmed.
So I'll try with some other workaround in my code
@fanoush yes, mine is micro:bit v2. I was not precise in my request, I'm sorry and thank you for your help. I really don't know what UART_OVERFLOW error wants from me
I'm still receiving also this error (or similar) when finally I flash the code
But again I don't know what it means