| Title: | The Digital way of working |
| Moderator: | QUARK::LIONEL ON |
| Created: | Fri Feb 14 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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I have not yet seen a "help needed" topic, so here goes.
(Good Moderators, please feel free to move this, if desired!)
I need to find the decimal ASCII codes for certain keypad keys...
in particular, the <PF1>, <PF2>, <PF3>, and <PF4> keys.
I have a list of codes for most of the rest of the standard
keyboards. (CTRL/Z IS 026, CTRL/S is 019, etc.)
Any help or advice would be appreciated!
John B.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1547.1 | From EASYNOTES.LIS | ULTRA::HERBISON | B.J. | Mon Aug 05 1991 21:30 | 2 |
Terminals ONTIME::TERMINALS 453 New Keyboard Ideas HANNAH::KEYBOARD_DESIGN 484 | |||||
| 1547.2 | in the terminal manuals | ROYALT::KOVNER | Everything you know is wrong! | Mon Aug 05 1991 21:52 | 14 |
I'm answering this from home, where I don't have the manuals, but the
keycodes are in all the terminal manuals, from the VT100 to the VT420.
Each function key sends a sequence of keycodes, starting with escape.
The exact sequence for the keypad keys depends on the keypad mode,
application or numeric. In numeric mode, only the PF keys send escape
sequences; the others send the regular numbers, -, , . and carriage
return.
You should be able to find this easily in the manuals. If you want to
parse them, there are ANSI parsers available inside the company; the
TERMINALS notesfile should help you there. The advantage of using these
is that they can easily understand all the escape sequences.
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| 1547.3 | My Opinion | SANFAN::ALSTON_JO | Tue Aug 06 1991 01:08 | 6 | |
vt52 mode: ANSI mode:
pf1= ESC P ESC O P
pf2= ESC Q ESC O Q
pf3= ESC R ESC O R
pf4= ESC S ESC O S
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| 1547.4 | DECdesign ---> Bookreader | FUTURS::CROSSLEY | For internal use only | Thu Aug 25 1994 15:04 | 21 |
Is there anyone out there who is using output from DECdesign (DFD
and SC diagrams) as input into one of the ONLINE document (BOOKREADER)
types for DOCUMENT to process ???
If so, then you're going to make a lot of people very happy if you
share your knowledge with the rest of us.
I've tried numerous conferences without success,
ie BOOKREADER, CASE, DECDESIGN, DOCTOR, DOCUMENT, SW_TOOLS_CATALOG,
TOOLSHED, etc.....
They nearly all specify the same problem, but allas, no solution.
If it's a process I have to follow, and or tool I can use, then I'll be
pleased to hear about it.
Regards,
Ian.
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| 1547.5 | ROWLET::AINSLEY | Less than 150 kts. is TOO slow! | Thu Aug 25 1994 16:11 | 3 | |
This topic is inappropriate for this conference and is write-locked. Bob - Co-moderator DIGITAL | |||||