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It would be nice if ttyper offered a "sudden death" mode for those wanting to focus on improving their typing accuracy.
If one were to make a mistake in sudden death mode, they would instantly start a new test (for an example, see TypeRacer's sudden death mode.).
Currently one can simulate this behavior by pressing escape and then r whenever they make a mistake, but this is not ideal since it requires two extra keystrokes for each failed test.
Ideally, a user should be able to start ttyper in sudden death mode by passing a flag, e.g.:
ttyper --sudden-death
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It would be nice if
ttyper
offered a "sudden death" mode for those wanting to focus on improving their typing accuracy.If one were to make a mistake in sudden death mode, they would instantly start a new test (for an example, see TypeRacer's sudden death mode.).
Currently one can simulate this behavior by pressing escape and then r whenever they make a mistake, but this is not ideal since it requires two extra keystrokes for each failed test.
Ideally, a user should be able to start
ttyper
in sudden death mode by passing a flag, e.g.:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: