If you like it as well, what you maybe could do was have a ---WAIT which would cause the script to read one byte from /tmp/ some_named_pipe (man 1 mkfifo) and then setup QS to write one byte to that pipe on a hotkey -- just thinking out load here…
Yes, that's a great idea. I could also add an option to wait after each line of text.
Oh, and maybe insert random pauses in the text typed, so it looks more human :)
I've tried to make the time between letters somewhat random, but I really need to tweak it some more. Ruby's random number generation facilities are rather primitive -- I'm used to R where it's easy to generate a random number from any distribution you can think of.
The other thing I'd really like is a keyboard logging script so I could empirically work out the gaps between letters and words and sentences to make it even more realistic.
Hadley