KEYGET

  .  Summary

  keyget(int <key>, int <table>, str <buffer>);

  .  Description

  The keyget function is used to look at what text is assigned to a
  key. <key> is an integer value representing the key.  Any macro
  text assigned to this key will be placed in <buffer>. Telix keeps
  two key macro definition tables in memory at all times, a user key
  table, and a terminal key table, loaded in whenever the current
  terminal is changed. If <table> is 0, the key is assumed to be in
  the user table. If <table> is 1, the key is assumed to be in the
  terminal table.

  .  Return Value

  None.

  .  Example

  str s[100];
  prints("Text currently assigned to the F1 key in user table is:)"
  keyget(0x3a00, 0, s);
  prints(s);