plover-repeat 0.1.1

Repeat previous strokes in Plover

PloverRepeat

A Plover plugin that provides powerful stroke history management and repetition capabilities for stenography.

Features

1. Repeat Last N Strokes

Quickly repeat the last 1-15 strokes you typed using binary-encoded shorthand commands.

2. Memory Recording & Playback

Record a sequence of strokes and replay them repeatedly on the go

Stroke Commands

Binary Repeat (1-15 strokes)

Base stroke is R*PT, then AOEU as binary for how far back you want to repeat, up to 15.

Stroke	Value	Stroke	Value	Stroke	Value
RA*PT	1	RO*EPT	6	RAO*UPT	11
RO*PT	2	RAO*EPT	7	R*EUPT	12
RAO*PT	3	R*UPT	8	RA*EUPT	13
R*EPT	4	RA*UPT	9	RO*EUPT	14
RA*EPT	5	RO*UPT	10	RAO*EUPT	15

Example: Type "hello there" then stroke RO*PT to output "hello there" again.

Memory Commands

Stroke	Function
PO*FP	Toggle memory recording on/off
SKWR*PL	Paste (replay) recorded memory
R*ET	Reset and clear memory

Example Workflow:

1. Stroke PO*FP to start recording
2. Type your template text
3. Stroke PO*FP again to stop recording
4. Use SKWR*PL anytime to replay the template
5. Use R*ET to clear when you want to record something new

Configuration

Debug Mode

To enable or disable debug logging, edit the top of the file:

# Set to True to enable debug logging, False to disable
DEBUG_ENABLED = True

Debug logs are written to repeat_debug.txt in your Plover config directory.

File Locations

All files are stored in your Plover config directory:

• repeat_strokes.txt - Stroke history (cleared on startup)
• repeat_memory.txt - Recorded memory sequences
• repeat_debug.txt - Debug log (if enabled)

Tips

• The repeat commands don't include themselves in the count - they only repeat actual content strokes
• Memory recording can be toggled on and off multiple times - it appends to the existing memory
• Use R*ET to start fresh with a new memory sequence
• History is cleared on plugin startup