Reply to Re: What are all the keys that can be used in scripts?
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So far i've tested in yedink (likely same for freedink) on a US layout on macOS:
A-Z: uppercase ASCII value
B, N, M: reserved for music pause/resume and button6
1 to 5: 30-34
6 to 0: reserved for button scripts
F1 to F12: 58-69
Insert to Page Down: 73-78
- and +: 45-46
Left bracket down to ?: 47-56
Backtick: 53
Backspace: 42
Numpad starting at / and going clockwise round to 9: 84-97 plus a few more
Brief testing in RTDink on windows suggests that anything other than A-Z will most likely have a completely different scancode, with many keys overlapping others such as delete and backspace. One must consider, what does a Hebrew or Cyrillic layout user do when asked to press the "T" key for example?
A-Z: uppercase ASCII value
B, N, M: reserved for music pause/resume and button6
1 to 5: 30-34
6 to 0: reserved for button scripts
F1 to F12: 58-69
Insert to Page Down: 73-78
- and +: 45-46
Left bracket down to ?: 47-56
Backtick: 53
Backspace: 42
Numpad starting at / and going clockwise round to 9: 84-97 plus a few more
Brief testing in RTDink on windows suggests that anything other than A-Z will most likely have a completely different scancode, with many keys overlapping others such as delete and backspace. One must consider, what does a Hebrew or Cyrillic layout user do when asked to press the "T" key for example?
