[uae] Re: Configuring key-mapping
- From: Daniel Pimley <uae@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: uae@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2006 07:37:03 +0100
On 14 Jul 2006, at 07:10, Richard Drummond wrote:
Okay, let's try something more useful. Suppose you wanted to swap
the left Alt
and left Amiga keys. Do this with:
input.1.keyboard.0.button.64=KEY_AMIGA_LEFT
input.1.keyboard.0.button.115=KEY_ALT_LEFT
Hi Richard,
Please correct me if I'm wrong: in effect we're still stuck with
TBFH, Numpad 8246, or cursors, but we can re-map these key events to
different physical keys. What we're doing is like prising the keys
off the keyboard and rearranging them. My concern is what happens to
the B key if I re-map it's event to the G key? I'm assuming B is now
a dead key. Likewise if I reassign TBFH to WSAD then the TBFH keys
would all be dead, unless I reciprocally re-map WSAD to TBFH but that
would be mind bending!
At the moment I think this can of worms is best left alone, but I
I'll add support for right ctrl and right shift re-mapping for those
frustrated laptop users. I know many people would like the option of
customisable keys in Hi-Toro but I can see it generating a lot of
technical support requests ;)
Regards,
Daniel Pimley
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