Question regarding "KEY_" values (e.g. KEY_BACKSLASH)

[michalmonday]

Hi, in keyboard.properties some of the values are in hex (preceded with 0x) but some of the values are in standard base 10. However, in the "gb.properties" file the KEY_BACKSLASH holds "64", is it supposed to be 0x64?

I tested it with "Keyboard" library of Arduino Pro Micro like this:

  KeyReport kr = {0x2, 0, // lack of 0x2 (0) results in backslash
    {
      0x64, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
    }
  };
  HID().SendReport(2, &kr, sizeof(KeyReport));
  delay(50);

  kr = {0, 0, 
    {
      0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
    }
  };
  HID().SendReport(2, &kr, sizeof(KeyReport));

And it appears to correctly type the pipe character (which I was trying to type).

So my question is: are the "KEY_..." values within language-specific properties files actually hex values? E.g. Should KEY_ASH=100 be actually interpreted as 0x100?

Edit: It turns out that all the ascii characters are typed correctly using UK keyboard with English (UK) system settings and the KEY_ASH (or KEY_HASH?) value of 0x32 and KEY_BACKSLASH value of 0x64, however it was required to change the anomalies in the "ASCII_XX" order, e.g. ASCII_7E in the place of ASCII_7C ASCII_23 in the place of ASCII_5C https://github.com/michalmonday/duckencoder.py/blob/master/resources/gb.properties