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@@ -91,14 +91,3 @@ hold your key down, and injects a key-up event after releasing.
 variables. Combine both to get a key that works like a normal key, but that also
 works as a modifier for other keys of other devices. `ifeq(foo, bar, ..., ...)`
 runs the first param if foo is "bar", or the second one if foo is not "bar".
-
-## Triggering combinations on release
-
-`a` `set(flag, 0).h().ifeq(flag, 0, k(c))`
-
-`a + b` `set(flag, 1).h(d)`
-
-"c" will only be written on release, and only if the b-key is not pressed
-at the same time. If both are pressed at the same time, a "d" is written,
-but not a "c". In other words: The a-key is a modifier for the b-key now,
-and if the b-key is not pressed a "c" is written when the a-key is released.