OS/2 Shareware BBS: 8 Other/08-Other.zip/dntst2.zip/KEYBOARD.TBL

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*          DENTIST Keyboard Scan Cross-Reference Table                 *
*                                                                      *
*  This table is used to obtain a description of the various key       *
* combinations entered on the keyboard. The keyboard scan characters   *
* presented to the DENTIST program are in the first column. These are  *
* presented by the HLLAPI program and cannot be modified. The second   *
* column contains the description of the key in 'english'. This is     *
* how the key will be represented visually in the keystroke recording. *
* For example, pressing the BACKTAB key during the keystroke recording *
* process might cause a keyboard scan code of '@B' to be presented to  *
* program. If this were 'recorded', the user would see a '@B' in the   *
* recording when it was being editted. This is not very meaningful.    *
* Instead, the '@B' is translated to '~BACKTAB' with a '~' indicating  *
* that 'BACKTAB' represents a keystroke, not recorded text. If the     *
* user wants to add keystrokes during editting, the table can be used  *
* as a 'quick-reference' to the possible values. This table can be     *
* modified by the user if the 'english' translations are not to their  *
* liking. Care must be taken to insure that all saved recordings are   *
* editted to match any changed entries, if not, errors will occur      *
* during playback of the recordings. The second column value must be   *
* a single word, i.e. no blanks are allowed. 'Enter-key', 'Enter_key', *
* and 'EnterKey' are all acceptable while 'Enter Key' is not. Any      *
* keyboard key can be remapped to another using the OS/2               *
* Communications Manager Keyboard Remapping utility. This could cause  *
* a physical keyboard key to return a different 'logical' keystroke.   *
* For example, the 3270 terminal 'Enter' key could be mapped to the    *
* right-hand 'Ctrl' key. This would cause DENTIST to record '~ENTER'   *
* when that key is pressed though the physical key "says" 'Ctrl'.      *
* You could change the '@E' keys definition to 'RCTRL=ENTER' if you    *
* wanted to for clarity.                                               *
*                                                                      *
*  The third column defines whether this keystroke is considered a     *
* normally used keystroke. For example, '@E' is the 'Enter' key. If    *
* you recorded onto this key, you would lose its normal function which *
* would probably make your keyboard quite useless. DENTIST will give   *
* you a warning before accepting the key as a recording target if the  *
* value in the third column for the key is set to '1'.                 *
*                                                                      *
*  Lines beginning with an asterisk are ignored. If you change the     *
* the table, I would suggest commenting out the original line and      *
* than adding your modified line. This allows you to 'back-out' of the *
* changes fairly quickly. This table is loaded at invocation time and  *
* any changes will not be picked up until DENTIST is restarted.        *
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@B     Backtab              1
@C     Clear                1
@D     Delete               1
@E     Enter                1
@F     EraseEOF             1
@G     PC-Home              0
@H     Help                 0
@I     Insert               1
@J     Jump                 0
@K     Copy                 0
@L     Left                 1
@M     Enlarge              0
@N     Newline              0
@O     Space                0
@P     Print                0
@Q     Finish               0
@R     Reset                1
@T     Tab                  1
@U     Up                   1
@V     Down                 1
@W     WsCtrl               0
@Z     Right                1
@0     Home                 1
@a     F10                  1
@b     F11                  1
@c     F12                  1
@d     F13                  1
@e     F14                  1
@f     F15                  1
@g     F16                  1
@h     F17                  1
@i     F18                  1
@j     F19                  1
@k     F20                  1
@l     F21                  1
@m     F22                  1
@n     F23                  1
@o     F24                  1
@1     F1                   1
@2     F2                   1
@3     F3                   1
@4     F4                   1
@5     F5                   1
@6     F6                   1
@7     F7                   1
@8     F8                   1
@9     F9                   1
@p     Plus                 0
@q     End                  0
@s     Scroll_Lock          0
@t     Num_Lock             1
@u     PgUp                 0
@v     PgDn                 0
@w     Esc                  0
@x     PA1                  1
@y     PA2                  1
@z     PA3                  1
@<     Backspace            0
@>     PC-Tab               0
@-     Minus                0
@rr    Ctrl+r               0
@rs    Ctrl+s               0
@rm    Ctrl+m               0
@rq    Ctrl+q               0
@rx    Ctrl+x               0