[Coco] Wanted: NitrOS-9 or OS9 keyboard map.

[Robert Gault]

I can't reproduce your problems. I'm using the current developer's build 
3.2.6 and MESS 102 for the test. The makefile selects shell_21 as the 
version to place on the disk images. There actually are three shells 
that could be selected: shell, shellplus, shell_21.

The ident for the shell is:
Header for:  Shell
Module size: $1B3C    #6972
Module CRC:  $F7436F (Good)
Hdr parity:  $0C
Exec. off:   $006E    #110
Data Size:   $1F00    #7936
Edition:     $16      #22
Ty/La At/Rv: $11 $82
Prog mod, 6809 obj, re-en, R/O

Line editing uses the arrow, shift arrow, and ctrl arrow keys. Any use 
of tmode, changes the editing keys.

Paul T. Barton wrote:

> Multivue-6309:

> If I change anything while in the shell, like

> TMODE RPR=(something_else)

> or

> TMODE BSP=(something_else)

> it doesn't affect line-editing.

> it seems to be using the older

> OS9 line-editing key-strokes.

> 

> Paul

> 

> --- Robert Gault <robert.gault at worldnet.att.net> wrote:

> 

> 

>>The keys are defined in the SCFDefs file which

>>you can access either 

>>with any OS-9 system disk in the defs directory

>>or various def files in the NitrOS-9 project.

>>

>>Paul T. Barton wrote:

>>

>>>Can someone please point me to the OS9

>>>keyboard map. Wanted: keypreses in hex

>>>for CTRL-keys SHIFT-keys ALT-keys.

>>>

>>>I already have the shift/unshifted ones

>>>from 'unravelled' but that's not complete.

>>>

>>>Thanks,

>>>

>>>Paul - idezilla

> 

> 

> 

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