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Re: Lynx-dev Lynx For Mac Free
On Sun, 28 May 2000, pAb-032871 wrote: Second, does anyone know the hex value of the Enter key on UNIX and/or PC machines? MacLynx doesn't respond to Enter on the keypadbut.does. Wireless laser mouse for mac. respond when you hit Return.
On a Mac, these keys have two different ASCII/hex values; Enter=03, Return=0D. Optional reading, from my notes:. Adding hex-escaped representations, and even pasting an Enter 'character', with a hex value of 03 into the KEYMAP section of lynx.cfg did nothing. Messing That would be a Control-C character. I somehow doubt that that's correct. Maybe at some lower keycode level, but not at the ASCII level at which lynx should see the characters. with a patch to make it re-type a 'return' whenever the Enter key is pressed, but that might happen too fast: MacLynx could be too busy saying 'press 'k' for list of commands' etc to notice the Return that follows.
My (current) lynx doesn't say press 'k' for list of commands when an unrecognized or invalid key is pressed, it says press space for more, use arrow keys to move, '?' For help, 'q' to quit. But I assume you mean that (maybe the difference is a customization for Mac).
So lynx is seeing.some. character value, or it wouldn't produce that message.
(I'm assuming that the Mac port is not.completely. different from the common code wrt key handling.) Or possibly a sequence of values. Now you just have to find out which. Trial and error.
(You might also try -trace -.sometimes. unrecognized escape sequences, at least, produce some trace output.) And that's pretty much what happened when I applied it - nothing. Change INFOSECS: to 0? Anyone just starting on Lynx would NOT benefit, even if it did work. The escape sequence was KEYMAP:0x03:ACTIVATE but that could be wrong as well. Have you tried KEYMAP:0x0A:ACTIVATE Besides the 're-typing' option above, there's another one that.might.
be able to interrupt the keypress before MacLynx 'gets' it, replacing 03 it with the expected 0D. If it were seeing ^C, it should exit - unless that's changed for Mac, too. Klaus; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send 'unsubscribe lynx-dev' to EMAIL PROTECTED.