You'd have to google it - I don't think so (at least not without changing the firmware which is just a binary blob).
You could implement double tap as a module that folks can include? That seems trivial and not really any worse than in the firmware.
If you were to try and not have the first 'tap' event in the case of double tap, it means delaying the first tap event, which I don't want to do given there's already an open issue where folks want to move away from reacting on the falling edge (which was done to detect long presses, which nobody uses) to the rising edge
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You'd have to google it - I don't think so (at least not without changing the firmware which is just a binary blob).
You could implement double tap as a module that folks can include? That seems trivial and not really any worse than in the firmware.
If you were to try and not have the first 'tap' event in the case of double tap, it means delaying the first tap event, which I don't want to do given there's already an open issue where folks want to move away from reacting on the falling edge (which was done to detect long presses, which nobody uses) to the rising edge