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* Move default keymap's rules to keyboard level * Concatenate the two sets of rules This sets CONSOLE_ENABLE to no, which was being set at the keymap level. * Wrap the USB Device Description in quotes Some preventative maintenance. The firmware for the_ruler can't be compiled without this change if `CONSOLE_ENABLE = yes` because this string has a comma, which gets picked up as two arguments by the Command code, instead of one as it should be. * Linting - remove firmware size impacts - remove trailing white space - visual alignment of rules * Use QMK's pre-loaded default rules for atmega32u4 * Update readme - markdown formatting - update Hardware Availability link (Maple Computing's site has disappeared) - update Docs links * Update header files to use #pragma once |
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The Ruler PCB
A custom keyboard PCB ruler, that can also function as a macro pad.
Keyboard Maintainer: Maple Computing
Hardware Supported: PCB Ruler V1 by That-Canadian and Bishop Keyboards
Hardware Availability: Bishop Keyboards
Make example for this keyboard (after setting up your build environment):
make the_ruler:default
See the build environment setup and the make instructions for more information. Brand new to QMK? Start with our Complete Newbs Guide.