In talking about operator input a very important part is using shortcut keys to execute some command

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So here what we want is to change the theme of the environment or the display theme using the shortcut key

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There we will use system shortcut commands

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You remember there are two things three things that we do rather that is object based command

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page level command and system level command

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So this time we will configure a system level command where any operator

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any person having right using the shortcut key it would be changing the theme

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In order to do so we have to use the setup activity and configure certain keyboard keys

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Like if you look at this tab keyboard keys one of the key name is given

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Same way I can add a key name and use the key code associated with this key

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That would be a two step process

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In first step we would be using the key name and then the associated key

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Like here we have F4 key right So this is doing some behavior which would be used as a name key name

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What command is to be executed that we would be using under visualization

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So let's get certain entries

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So rather than typing I'll prefer to copy certain commands and use them

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right So these commands I have used in the keyboard keys

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I can copy these keyboard keys

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right Like you see

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I have this key name and key code comment everything is given there in my file

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So I can just copy this and paste it here

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And there I would be using this paste command right So now that's the right place

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So this way I have added my key name and associated key code

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If you see in short what we are doing we are using Shift I for info Shift F1 for theme in gray color Shift F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8

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This way we are changing the themes

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themes Now how we ensure that this key press would be performing a function Definitely there should be a function call

which would be changing the color

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So for that purpose we would be going to visualization and configuring the remaining details

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So let me save this part first under setup activity

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Now we would be using this visualization activity

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And under visualization I have to use this command

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So that is if you see is keyboard command

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So the keyboard command I have the keys defined already right So if you remember the key code that I have used

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the key name right So here my key name related to a particular key code

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So this key name would be used here as a key sequence

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So I would be pasting that

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And what command what function should be used in order to get that result right We would be doing so

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So to achieve that I again have the commands written

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So I'll copy my key sequence and other details right I can just copy this and go to the cell

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And I'll be pasting all my by clicking on this paste

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So this way I have all this information pasted right So just to save the time

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So what actually I'm doing I'm calling this function called set themes

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And these are some parameters which ensures that what theme I'm going to call

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So this combination ensures that we have a key that when we press the key basically on pressing the key

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this particular function is called right So let's check this and see how this is going to work

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So we have clicked on run so which will actually compile and then run it

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So we have a project of situational awareness type starter project

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So we are using that

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And by pressing certain keys I can show you how it is going to work

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So that's trial license

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No license basically is required for this demo

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That's why we have not used any key

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So if you see right now default blue theme is there right So what if I use shift 1

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2 3 right I can show you the keyboard layout

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This way I just use the keyboard

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keyboard I press shift F1 for example

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So you see color has changed right Same way I press shift F2

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Again it goes change F3 F4

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So this way different colors are there which are used

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So it means our command is working well right So this is how you can just use it

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Shift F8 is getting us back to our default mode right So that's what I want to show you on a small part which gives you the idea

how these things work for us

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