How do I simulate typing in TB?

[Dimitri_HDCH]

Hello there. I've been struggling with this question for a while, and still haven't figured out, so I am asking you to help me. I operate Text Blaze in an environment hardcoded to eliminate any automatization. When text is typed instantly as a whole, the system flags me as a bot. I find this unjust, as the result of my texting is my own, and not a result of an automatic process. What can I do to bypass this by making Text Blaze type out the snippet content letter by letter, symbol by symbol?
I appreciate any help very much, and I am sure this will help many other people.

[Gaurang_Tandon]

Hi @Dimitri_HDCH Welcome to the forum!

Here's a snippet similar to the one shown in this post:

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Snippet:

{note}Your input: {formtext: name=your_text; default=Hello World}

Keys: {endnote}{repeat: for key in split(your_text, "")}{key: {=key}}{endrepeat}

This will type out each letter individually from your input text. Let us know if it works for you.

[Dimitri_HDCH]

Thanks a lot! I've made a similar solution, though it doesn't satisfy the task enough, and that's exactly why I decided to ask for the help of the Text Blaze community. By any chance, do you know how to use this mechanic to allow Text Blaze to type out the contents of a snippet character by character?
For example, if in my snippet there is a randomized entry, or there is another embedded snippet inside, can all the resulting content be typed out insted of being entered as a whole?

[Gaurang_Tandon]

You will have to update your existing snippet to put its text into a variable, like snippet_contents, and then use that variable in the {repeat} command above.

Alternatively, you can first run your snippet in the Text Blaze Dashboard's textbox, then copy its output, then run the snippet below:

{note}Your clipboard: {input_text={clipboard}}

Keys: {endnote}{repeat: for key in split(input_text, "")}{key: {=key}}{endrepeat}

[Dimitri_HDCH]

Thanks, putting it into a variable is an interesting spin on the idea! I'll try that out and let you know the results. Have a good day ahead!

[Dimitri_HDCH]

Hey there. I tried and it works! Thanks for the hint again! Have a great one ahead!