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At 03 JUN 2011 04:49:41AM Colin Kavanagh wrote:

We use the ‘INPUT’ command through out our AREV3.12 software (it is very CTOish), and we can capture and identify the Function Keys using SEQ().

I have tried this in AREV32 but they all seem to 2 chars e.g. F1=“ ;”,F2=” <” etc.

Is there any keyboard settings that I’m not aware of?

Am I missing something?


At 04 JUN 2011 08:41AM Eric wrote:

No, the function keys deliver two 8-bit characters. Same as they ever did.

Google "keyboard scancodes" eg.

http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/linux/kbd/scancodes.html


At 06 JUN 2011 04:25AM Bill Caisley wrote:

Arev returns a single Char for INPUT with the ,1 option and two Chars for the ,-1 option. Arev32 always uses the ,-1 option no matter which one you choose.

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