jquery.sendkeys.js

Simple wrapper for bililiteRange.prototype.sendkeys. Just:

$.fn.sendkeys = function (x){
	return this.each( function(){
		bililiteRange(this).bounds('selection').sendkeys(x).select();
		this.focus();
	});
}; 

Keydown events are “untrusted”, in the sense that only browser-generated events will insert text. Doing $( element ).trigger ( jQuery.Event( "keydown", { key: 'a' } ) ) will trigger script-defined handlers but not the default action of inserting an ‘a’.

jquery.sendkeys.js adds a special default action handler to keydown specifically to use sendkeys to overcome that. Now $( element ).trigger ( jQuery.Event( "keydown", { key: 'a' } ) ) does $( element ).sendkeys(key) for a single-character key, and $( element ).sendkeys('{'+key+'}') if key is longer than one character, since that represents a special key.