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Date: 13 Sep 1988 2311-EDT
From: LISKOV@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU
Subject: key re-mapping
To: info-ibmpc@walker-emh.arpa
Using NANSI.SYS or ANSI.SYS is the poor man's approach to key remapping.
It is done by using ansi escape sequences such as the following that I
use in my autoexec.bat to remap the function keys:
echo 9;"swap"13p0;"cls"13p2;"ls -au";13p
echo 3;"lf";13p4;"copy ";p
echo 5;"sdl d:/w";13p7;"sdl a:/w";13p8;"sdl c:/w";13p
echo 6;"sdl e:/w";13p
The 13p appends a carriage return to the remapped sequence. The character
is the escape character. If you cannot input an escape character in your
editor the prompt command can be used, for example:
echo on
prompt $e[0;59;"swap";13p
prompt $e[0;60;"cls";13p
prompt $e[0;61;"ls -au";13p
prompt $e[0;63;"lf ";13p
prompt $e[0;64;"copy "p
prompt $e[0;65;"sdl d:/w";13p
prompt $e[0;110;"sd d:/e";13p
prompt $e[0;66;"sdl c:/w";13p
prompt $e[0;111;"sd c:/e";13p
prompt $e[0;67;"sdl a:/w";13p
prompt $e[0;112;"sd a:/e";13p
prompt $e[0;68;"dir /w ";13p
prompt $d $t$h$h$h $p$g
I do not know if one can map meta keys using this approach, but it can
be done in Epsilon. In Epsilon one can define a key binding and then
make it permanent by saving the state, epsilon.sta. Or one can define
eel code for epsilon, compile it, and then load it in as needed or
load it in and make it permanent by saving the state with the eel
code loaded.