randyrossi / bmc64

A bare metal Commodore 64 emulator for the Raspberry Pi with true 50hz/60hz smooth scrolling, low input latency and better audio/video sync.
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mapping for French keyboard #243

Open jmmparis opened 9 months ago

jmmparis commented 9 months ago

Hello, BMC64 was a fabulous emulator, thanks a lot for make and share it. I'm trying to map a french keyboard (symbol mapping) and the # key need the use of ALT-GR + 3 , is somebody has an idear to do it ? I'm also looking for all the scancodes names, where can I find them ?

thx a lot

randyrossi commented 9 months ago

You could map Alt_R to 6 4 4 which would make it a right shift key. Then the combo would be equivalent to Shift + 3 which is #.

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Hello, BMC64 was a fabulous emulator, thanks a lot for make and share it. I'm trying to map a french keyboard (symbol mapping) and the # key need the use of ALT-GR + 3 , is somebody has an idear to do it ? I'm also looking for all the scancodes names, where can I find them ?

thx a lot

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jmmparis commented 9 months ago

Thanks for your answer Radyrossi, but Shift + 3 is already used, there is 3 mapping for the '3' key on french keyboard (we don't like to keep it simple ;) ) 3 --> " Shift + 3 --> 3 Alt_Gr +3 --> # (and also with '5' key : '5' -> (, shift +5 -> 5, Alt_Gr +5 -> [ ) at first I just thought to use left shift and right shift with the shiftflag but I don't know if we can declare a key more than twice. I see the shifflag =2 for left shift and 4 for the right shift but it doesn't seem intended to the keyboard detection. I look in the last version of Vice emulation and they add the Alt_GR in the shiftflag keyboard mapping, perhaps it's to support keyboards like french