50G Solver - Use softkeys?

[Joe Horn]

(11-12-2019 04:15 AM)MattGreer Wrote:  What is the "Keycode"? How is it used? I searched through the manual and didn't see a reference to it.

The "keycode" of a key assignment is a number of the form rc.pf which specifies which row (r) and column (c) on the keyboard, and which "shift plane" (p) the key is prefixed with, and whether the shift key must be held down or not (f). Example: The keycode for the right-shifted HIST key is 41.30, because HIST is the 1st key in the 4th row of the keyboard, and the right shift is "shift plane" number 3, and the final 0 means that the shift key need not be held down while pressing HIST. Keycodes are used primarily for the ASN command (which creates key assignments). User key assignments are active in USER mode, and dormant when USER mode is turned off. For more info, see the AUR's description of the ASN command. The KEY and WAIT commands can return keycodes to the stack.

The keycodes are listed in the AUR's Keyboard Shortcuts table because that's where those "shortcuts" are assigned to those particular keys. Good to know in case you assign anything else to the same keycode.