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Syntax checking of keymap.rb
HASUMI Hitoshi edited this page Jan 25, 2022
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If your keymap.rb
doesn't make your keyboard run, you likely have mistyped in the keymap.rb
.
Syntax checker of Ruby will help you.
On the command line (Be sure to insert -c
option):
ruby -c path/to/keymap.rb
If the command above prints Syntax OK
, your keymap.rb
basically doesn't have any mistake in terms of Ruby syntax
(Note that it doesn't mean there are no mistakes of any kind).
Otherwise, that command reports a syntax error that you have to fix.
If you don't have a ruby
command, install one according to https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/installation/
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