Linux Mint macro unicode character

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Hi,

I would like to have some unicode characters available as macro’s but i can’t seem to find out how to get it to work. For example Ctrl + shift + u + 00E8 which will produce è on my Linux Mint system when i am using a specific layer. But for that i think i need to be able to hold multiple keys at the same time, so i thought about someting like this:
holdKey leftControl + holdKey Shift + holdKey u
releaseKey leftControl + releaseKey Shift + releaseKey u
write “00E8”
tapKey enter

But this obviously doesn’t work…any suggestions?

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tapKeySeq CS-u 1 f 9 3 7 space :wink:

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That was quick! It works, thanks a lot!