cream-keytest : Test and interpret keyboard characters returned by your hardware/software.
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| Steve Hall |
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| utility |
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| description |
Test and interpret individual keyboard characters. Useful to see exactly what code your hardware and software combination returns for a given keystroke. Where our interpretation table isn't complete, the actual decimal values for the key pressed are returned.
Notes:
* The interpretation table is currently unfinished. There are literally between 400 and 700 possible keystroke combinations on the average keyboard. Please look at the complete Ctrl/Shift/Alt combination interpretations of the Ins, Del, Home, End, PgUp, PgDn keys for an example of a full test.
* This has only been tested with &encoding=latin1.
* If you take the time to develop the script further, please forward your explorations or improvements them back to us! (Besides, that's what the GPL is all about. ;)
This is one of many custom utilities and functions for gVim from the Cream project (http://cream.sourceforge.net), a configuration of Vim for those of us familiar with Apple and Windows software.
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Just drop this file into your plugins directory, and start Vim.
* Call "Cream_keytest()" to get feedback about each key pressed.
* Call "Cream_keyinterpret()" to return only the interpretation. An empty return means character not yet in the table.
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