Lucarda
commented
1 year ago this is what i get just compiling keycode.c on Pd 0.53.1
print: 1 17 1
print: 1 17 0
print: 2 16 1
print: 2 16 0
print: 3 54 1
print: 3 54 0
print: 4 55 1
print: 4 55 0
print: 5 56 1
print: 5 56 0
print: 6 229 1
print: 6 229 0
print: 7 0 1
print: 7 0 0
print: 8 226 1
print: 8 226 0
print: 9 0 1
print: 9 0 0
print: 0 5 1
print: 0 5 0
print: q 0 1
print: q 0 0
print: w 68 1
print: w 68 0
print: e 72 1
print: e 72 0
print: r 0 1
print: r 0 0
print: t 0 1
print: t 0 0
print: y 0 1
print: y 0 0
print: u 0 1
print: u 0 0
print: i 0 1
print: i 0 0
print: o 0 1
print: o 0 0
print: p 0 1
print: p 0 0
print: a 64 1
print: a 64 0
print: s 0 1
print: s 0 0
print: d 67 1
print: d 67 0
print: f 71 1
print: f 71 0
print: g 0 1
print: g 0 0
print: h 0 1
print: h 0 0
print: j 0 1
print: j 0 0
print: k 0 1
print: k 0 0
print: l 0 1
print: l 0 0
print: ; 0 1
print: ; 0 0
print: z 0 1
print: z 0 0
print: x 69 1
print: x 69 0
print: c 66 1
print: c 66 0
print: v 0 1
print: v 0 0
print: b 65 1
print: b 65 0
print: n 0 1
print: n 0 0
print: m 0 1
print: m 0 0
print: , 0 1
print: , 0 0
print: . 0 1
print: . 0 0
print: / 0 1
print: / 0 0 
porres
sebshader
Hi, tagging @Lucarda and @sebshader here. I asked Lucas to test keycode --> https://github.com/porres/pd-else/blob/master/Classes/Source/keycode.c newly added here.
In order to compile ELSE now you need the latest and unreleased Pd source code (cause I have a new [nchs~] object that uses the multichannel stuff. I compiled the unreleased version and, funny enough, [keycode] doesn't work if I run it in my compiled app on macOS. It works on Pd 0.53-1 nonetheless.
You can compile ELSE with Pd 0.53-1 if you don't compile [nchs~]. One can also just compile keycode itself, of course.
Lucas, please tell us what went wrong, please post screenshots and stuff.
On my ABC qwerty english keyboard I get code values of '4' for 'a', '5' for 'b', '6' for 'c' and so on...