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in the available text field, press any keyboard key, and the Key Virtual Code will be displayed in that text field. this application is particularly useful for AutoPlay Media Studio developers who want to trigger a set of instructions if a particular keyboard key is pressed

A fresh approach to autocomplete implementations, specially for Django. Python 2.7, 3.4, Django 2.0+ support (Django 1.11 (LTS), is supported until django-autocomplete-light-3.2.10), Django (multiple) choice support, Django (multiple) model choice support, Django generic foreign key support (through django-querysetsequence), Django generic many to many relation support (through django-generic-m2m and django-gm2m). Multiple widget support: select2.js, easy to add more. Creating choices that...

One Page Scroll 1.3.1 by Pete R. Create an Apple-like one page scroll website (iPhone 5S website) with One Page Scroll plugin Created by Pete R., Founder of BucketListly. jQuery 1.9.0 or later is strongly recommended because using jQuery less than 1.8.3 and jquery.onepage-scroll.js together turns out to be a hash-based XSS vulnerabiliry. Modern browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari on both desktop and smartphones have been tested. Should work fine on IE8 and IE9 as well. One Page...

supertab lets you drive completion with the Tab key instead of the default Ctrl-N/Ctrl-P, making insert-mode completion feel more natural. It can cycle through completion items and optionally fall back to indentation or other behaviors when no completion is available. The plugin plays nicely with omnifunc and user-defined completion sources, so language-specific engines or LSP-backed completions slot in seamlessly. Works with omnifunc and external completion sources or frameworks. You can...

This is a plugin to KeePass <http://www.KeePass.info> to synchronisation to non-kdbx formats. This is done either by using a special menu command (under File, Synchronize) or by creating a new Trigger action to perform the synchronisation. In order to be a valid format for synchronisation, the format must support both Import and Export, and must support Uuids. It is recommended, but not required, that it is secured by a composite key (the same key will be used as for the database being synchronised to, as is the case for normal synchronisation).

...*doesn't mangle ANSI color codes. *parses durismud's XML and generates output to seperate windows. *allows user defined fonts via #font *supports aliases, triggers, hotkeys via #alias, #trigger, and #key. The first two only accept regular expressions at the moment *doesn't have full terminal support (missing cursor positioning) and consequently mangles the login ASCII art *still needs user defined variables and scripting. *still needs a naval HUD in the spirit of xpertmud or THUD. The prototype HUD is accessible via #naval whilst on the ocean.

Key event generated from a usb keyboard trigger user selectable programs.