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Note: Talon for Windows should be placed in the Program Files directory (or another 'secure' directory): C:\Program Files\talon Talon has been signed and utilizes uiAccess for several goodies: this will allow Talon to work with applications that are run as admin. Clone repo into %AppData%\Talon\user. Alternatively, access the directory by right clicking the Talon icon in taskbar, clicking Scripting>Open ~/talon, and navigating to user.
If you're using wav2letter (aka NOT Dragon), uncomment this line in sleep_mode.talon. https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon/blob/master/modes/sleep_mode.talon#L9. This helps avoid unexpected "Talon wake" commands. Depending on the specific model you're using, you may need to adjust the talon wake/talon sleep commands in modes.talon.
It's recommended to learn the alphabet first, then get familiar with the keys, symbols, formatters, mouse, and generic_editor commands. Once you have the basics of text input down, try copying some code from one window to another. After that, explore using ordinal repetition for easily repeating a command without pausing (e.g., saying go up fifth will go up five lines), window switching (focus chrome), and moving around in your text editor of choice. If you use vim, just start with the numbers and alphabet, otherwise look at generic_editor.talon as well at jetbrains, vscode, and any other integrations.
help active will display the available commands for the active application. Available commands can change with the application, or even window title that has focus. You may navigate help using the displayed numbers. e.g., help one one or help eleven to open the 11th item in the help list. Without opening help first, you can also search for commands e.g. help search tab to display all tab-related commands Without opening help first, you can also jump immediately into a particular help context display by recalling the name displayed in help window (based on the name of the .talon file) e.g. help symbols or help visual studio All help-related commands are defined in misc/help.talon and misc/help_open.talon
help alphabet will display the alphabet
command history will toggle a display of the recent commands
format help will display the available formatters with examples.
Many useful, basic commands are defined in https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon/blob/master/misc/standard.talon#L36 undo that and redo that are the default undo/redo commands. paste that, copy that, and cut that for pasting/copy/cutting, respectively.