Objet : Re: A really odd thing

We use named constant to identify function keys and the INFDS of the wst file 
to retreive the key pressed.

EXAMPLE

...
F aat9988d  cf   e             workstn infds(infds)
...
 d @f1             c                   const(X'31')
 d @f2             c                   const(X'32')
 d @f3             c                   const(X'33')
 d @f4             c                   const(X'34')
...
 d infds           ds
 d  @kprss               369    369
...
c   dow     @kprss <> @F3
...
c    if          @kprss = @F12
...
This way, you can also assign name to the enter key (@enter), the rolls keys 
(@rollUp @rollDw), the print key ...

Denis Robitaille
Cascades Inc.

>>> <boothm@ibm.net> 01/07 8:52 pm>>>
on 01/07/98at 12:44 AM,  our friend "James W. Kilgore" <qappdsn@ibm.net>
said:

>John Carr wrote:

>> OK Smart guys;
>>
>> Quick,   which function keys are KE, KL, KH, KN,KR, ETC.
>> uh uh uh,   No using your fingers or toes to count!!!

I am about to learn again.  *sigh*

OK, I'll bite.  How else would one do it?  In the DDS for the screen?  I
mean, somewhere don't I have to count keys on the keyboard? Is there a way
to avoid it?



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