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| - | For keyboard usage see :?: and for keybinding the [[:player_commands#bind]] command and topic [[keybinding]] . | + | For keyboard usage see [[guides:playing_crossfire#Movement]] and for keybinding the [[:player_commands#bind]] command and topic [[keybinding]] . |
| - | ====== Keys Configuartion File ====== | + | ====== Keys Configuration File ====== |
| This page is about the **keys** file inside the user's HOME directory **.**[[crossfire]] . | This page is about the **keys** file inside the user's HOME directory **.**[[crossfire]] . | ||
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| This keys file consists of lines as | This keys file consists of lines as | ||
| - | |KeyName or KeySym|| 0 || String of FLAGS || Command-Line | | + | |KeyName or KeySym|| keynro(0)((# <keynro> will typically be the keycode for that key. While \\ |
| - | Where the '0' will be always a '0' \\ | + | # keysyms are defined to work across different OS X-servers, keycodes are \\ |
| + | # X-server/machine specific. Keycodes are only needed because some keyboards \\ | ||
| + | # (sun's type 5 for one) have keys with no corresponding keysym.)) || String of FLAGS || Command-Line | | ||
| + | |||
| + | The keynro '0' will be always a '0' (( keys.c:get_key_info() if (save_mode) { \\ | ||
| + | if(key->keysym == NoSymbol) { \\ | ||
| + | snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "(null) %i %s %s", 0,buff, key->command); \\ | ||
| + | } \\ | ||
| + | else { \\ | ||
| + | snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%s %i %s %s", gdk_keyval_name(key->keysym), 0, buff, key->command); \\ | ||
| + | } \\ | ||
| + | } )) \\ | ||
| - likely because some GTK+ functions probably need some value there, \\ | - likely because some GTK+ functions probably need some value there, \\ | ||
| never tried to set this '0' manually to something else - \\ | never tried to set this '0' manually to something else - \\ | ||
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| |#define KEYF_ALT |0x20|// 'L' For ALT key modifier //| | |#define KEYF_ALT |0x20|// 'L' For ALT key modifier //| | ||
| |#define KEYF_META |0x40|// 'M' For Meta key modifier //| | |#define KEYF_META |0x40|// 'M' For Meta key modifier //| | ||
| - | |#define KEYF_MODIFIERS |0x67|// 'A' Mask for actual keyboard modifiers, not action modifiers //| | + | |#define KEYF_MODIFIERS |0x67((includes 01,02,04,20,40))|// 'A' Mask for actual keyboard modifiers, not action modifiers //| |
| In this example using a GTK-1 client v1.11.0 , \\ | In this example using a GTK-1 client v1.11.0 , \\ | ||
| - | the small letter [[#w]] is bound to \\ | + | the small letter [[#w]]((which is not member of the default keys)) is bound to \\ |
| ''apply -u rod of create earth wall; apply -a rod of create earth wall'' \\ | ''apply -u rod of create earth wall; apply -a rod of create earth wall'' \\ | ||
| - | to forcibly apply and ready that item \\ | + | to forcibly apply and ready that item, \\ |
| - | and the newly created keys file looks as this : | + | and the newly created keys file looks as this, \\ |
| + | including all the Standard Keys to be found in //client/common/def-keys.h// : | ||
| <code conf> | <code conf> | ||
client/keys.txt · Last modified: 2018/04/01 10:14 by karl
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