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for MATLAB?

Hello, guys.

Will you creat one for MATLAB? That will be awesome.

Feature request: Key Strokes Sound

I dont know how you guys look at adding optional sound of for example, sounds of typewriter key strokes while typing.

http://www.soundjay.com/typewriter-sounds.html

Thanks for considering.

Is there any for iTerm or mac terminal?

Suggestion: Different sound effects for different keystrokes

I don't know if it's possible or not, but just an idea I had after I turned on the sound effects, how about different sounds for different types of keystrokes? The three types I'm thinking of would be:

Typed Character
Tab
Backspace
New Line

That way you could have something like, typed characters: gun shots, tab: shotgun blast, backspace: shotgun reload, new line: explosion.

Just a fun idea :P
Love the addon by the way, it's awesome.

It can cause Atom's split panes to auto resize

Found its problem with Atom 1.9.2 release under macOS 10.11.6. When turn on this package and open a new pane in split view (e.g. split down the current pane) and activate one of the pane, the other pane will auto resize.
I don't know if there is a conflict with my other package, but once disable this package, the problem disappeared.

<select id="activate-power-mode.particles.colours.type" class="form-control">
    <option value="cursor" description="Particles will be the colour at the cursor."></option>
    <option value="random" description="Particles will have random colours."></option>
    <option value="fixed" description="Particles will have a fixed colour."></option>
</select>

This renders as follows

The correct code would be as such:

<select id="activate-power-mode.particles.colours.type" class="form-control">
    <option value="cursor">Particles will be the colour at the cursor.</option>
    <option value="random">Particles will have random colours.</option>
    <option value="fixed">Particles will have a fixed colour.</option>
</select>

And would result in the following: