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K e y M a c
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1989 by Fridtjof Siebert
Nobileweg 67
D-7000 Stuttgart 40
Why?
KeyMac allows you to record keyboard macros and to play them by pressing
a special key. This is useful when you for examble want to delete a 3
characters wide column in an editor.
How?
When KeyMac has been installed, you just press the macro key (default:
Alt-Help), then press DEL 3 times and DOWN once and then press the macro
key again. Now the sequence "DEL DEL DEL DOWN" is recorded and can be
played by pressing the play-key (HELP).
While recording a macro, the screen DisplayBeep()s everytime a key is
hit. The length of a macro is limited to 100 inputevents, which is
about 50 keystrokes. All non-keyboard events (mouse-movement, -buttons
etc.) are not recorded.
Installing:
KeyMac can be activated by doubleclicking its icon. When you start it
from your CLI window, you can give some arguments:
Usage: RunBack KeyMac [MacKey [saAc] [PlayKey [saAc]]
MacKey is the raw keycode of your macro key. saAc sais, whether this key
shall be pressed together with shift (s), alt (a), amiga (A) or control
(c). PlayKey specifies the macro key.
Examble:
KeyMac 80 sa 69
Now shift+alt+F1 is the macro key and ESC the play key.
Here some of the most important raw keycodes:
Code Key
64 Space
65 BS
66 TAB
67 ENTER
68 RETURN
69 ESC
70 DEL
80-89 F1-F10
90 [ (Numberic keypad)
91 ] (Numberic keypad)
92 / (Numberic keypad)
93 * (Numberic keypad)
94 + (Numberic keypad)
95 HELP
Remove KeyMac:
To remove keymac, restart it.
Copyright:
KeyMac is free to be spread as long as my name is left in the program and
this documentation file goes along with it. Any commercial use and any
use within a commercial product is prohibited.
Donations, suggestions, comments etc. are welcome.
--- Fridtjof.