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###Notes

Notes

###Definition of HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants:

Definition of HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants:

###Notes

###Definition of HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants:

Notes

Definition of HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants:

The "Consumer Control" needs to be presented earlier in the text.
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The registration is similar to the way the constructors for the built-in keyboard and mouse libraries do it. HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants are listed at the end because it is quite long, but they must come first (for instance, in the beginning of the file).

The registration is similar to the way the constructors for the built-in keyboard and mouse libraries do it. HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants are listed at the end because it is quite long, but they must come first (for instance, in the beginning of the file).

The registration is similar to the way the constructors for the built-in keyboard and mouse libraries do it. HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants are listed at the end because it is quite long, but they must come first (for instance, in the beginning of the file).

The registration is similar to the way the constructors for the built-in keyboard and mouse libraries do it. HID_ReportDescriptor_ConsumerControl and constants are listed at the end because it is quite long, but they must come first (for instance, in the beginning of the file).

More precise reference.
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HID().SendReport() looks strange, but HID() is a global function that returns an instance of the class HID_ (all built into the standard Arduino libraries, presumably to avoid some initialisation order problems with global/static objects - I thought Scott Meyers had solved that a long time ago (47. in the first book)).

HID().SendReport() looks strange, but HID() is a global function that returns an instance of the class HID_ (all built into the standard Arduino libraries, presumably to avoid some initialisation order problems with global/static objects - I thought Scott Meyers had solved that a long time ago).

HID().SendReport() looks strange, but HID() is a global function that returns an instance of the class HID_ (all built into the standard Arduino libraries, presumably to avoid some initialisation order problems with global/static objects - I thought Scott Meyers had solved that a long time ago (47. in the first book)).

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