Function: configSwitch()

configSwitch ( config# )

config# : number between 0 and 9

Makes config# the active config.

This is useful if you don't like the default ESC+{number} combos.

Example

Tapped-LCtrl + F1 -> Config1 (and F2 -> Config2)

COMBO F1  [..T.] > configSwitch(1)
COMBO F2  [..T.] > configSwitch(2)

Complications

If your [config_1] section defines a combo that lets you switch to config_2,
then you probably want to define a combo on config_2 that lets you switch back to config_1.

If you switch to config 0, by definition, combos are not evaluated.
You can only switch back from config 0 with ESC+{number}.

If you deal with many configs, you want to put the 'switch' combos into a separate [my_switch_section], and Keyword: INCLUDE that section in every config.

If you mostly work on only two configs, Function: configPrevious() is your friend.

For combining a configuration switch with certain keystrokes, you can use virtual key CONFIGSWITCH:{config#} in Function: sequence() instead of this function.