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Key codes (for Getkey() users)

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DJ Omnimaga:
Should be easier to find since these topics grows pretty fast. I think Quigibo should add them to the doc when he gets some free time.


--- Quote from: cooliojazz on March 18, 2010, 12:21:39 am ---53 52 51 50 49
54 55 56    4
             2    3
48 40 32    1
47 39 31 23 15
46 38 30 22 14
45 37 29 21 13
44 36 28 20 12
43 35 27 19 11
42 34 26 18 10
    33 25 17 9

Those are the keys of the calculator...  the pattern, basically, is just dereasing numbers asyou move down the rows and to the right, with the arrow keys and the top two rows being different

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SirCmpwn:
I wrote a quick program earlier that tells me the keycodes when I press them, I have always found that a bit easier.

meishe91:
Isn't that the same layout for ASM? Just making sure since I'm not really familiar with it.

DJ Omnimaga:
yeah that can be useful too. I guess it help to memorize some of them tho for some ppl ^^

@meishe91 I don't know ASM so I couldn,t tell. It's different from the BASIC one and the one shared between xLIB and Celtic III, though.

SirCmpwn:
The asm layout is completely different, you have to activate key groups, then you get back a byte with different bits set to represent different keys.  It appears to be the xLib layout, though, at first glance.

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