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Each time you press a key, the scancode for that key is displayed. | Each time you press a key, the scancode for that key is displayed. | ||
Here are a few of the Scan codes: | |||
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| Tab | |||
| ooo | |||
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See the [[KStat$]] [[internal function]] for more information. | See the [[KStat$]] [[internal function]] for more information. | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 5 May 2014
A scan code is a two-part or four-part hexadecimal code associated with a keystroke (so called because it comes from scanning the keyboard).
To determine the standardized Business Rules scancodes, run the following program:
10 LET X$ = KSTAT$(1) 20 PRINT UNHEX$(X$) 30 GOTO 10
Each time you press a key, the scancode for that key is displayed.
Here are a few of the Scan codes:
| Key | Scan Code |
|---|---|
| Tab | ooo |
See the KStat$ internal function for more information.