Algebraic Programming Language APL

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(10-15-2018 03:30 AM)Gene222 Wrote:  I have an old Genovation programmable 24 key keypad. If I knew what the Alt+ key stokes are for a special character, I can assign those keystrokes to one of the keys. That is why I wanted to know what the Alt+ key codes were for the the Prime connectivity kit.

The keycode has nothing to do with the CK, it's related to the system. You'll get the same result typing into any text editor or browser except MS-Edge, which mangles Alt keycodes for some reason based on Microsoft's infinite wisdom most likely. It's probably using a font that doesn't include the glyph and it's not easy to change on that browser.

This only works properly for codes <= 256 and the resulting character is based on the Windows-1252 character set. For codes >= 32 you need to prefix a zero.