Category : C Source Code
Archive : C-TOOLBX.ZIP
Filename : KEYIO.H
Output of file : KEYIO.H contained in archive : C-TOOLBX.ZIP
/* keypress return values */
#define NO_INPUT 0
/* non-zero return means there is input waiting */
/* ASCII control characters */
#define ASCNUL (256+3)
#define ASCBEL 7
#define ASCBS 8
#define ASCTAB 9
#define ASCLF 0xA
#define ASCFF 0xC
#define ASCCR 0xD
#define ASCESC 0x1B
#define ASCDEL 0x7F
#define ASCSPACE 0x20
/* special keys for IBM PC */
#define HOMEKEY (256+71)
#define BACKTAB (256+15)
#define UPARROW (256+72)
#define LEFTARROW (256+75)
#define RIGHTARROW (256+77)
#define ENDKEY (256+79)
#define DOWNARROW (256+80)
#define PGUPKEY (256+73)
#define PGDNKEY (256+81)
#define INSERTKEY (256+82)
#define DELETEKEY (256+83)
#define CTLPRTSC (256+114)
#define CTLLARROW (256+115)
#define CTLRARROW (256+116)
#define CTLEND (256+117)
#define CTLPGDN (256+118)
#define CTLHOME (256+119)
#define CTLPGUP (256+132)
/* function key codes */
#define F1KEY (256+59)
#define F11KEY (256+84)
#define F21KEY (256+94)
#define F31KEY (256+104)
/* alt-key + number key (top row) */
#define ALT1KEY (256+120)
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