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From: GBOPOLY1@NUSVM.BITNET (fclim)
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Subject: Re: Need help mapping Apollo keypad
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Date: 9 May 89 03:45:15 GMT
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Hi,
     In article <761@ednor.UUCP>, Martha Godwin (mjg%ednor.uucp@uunet.uu.net)
writes

>We have a program which needs to differentiate between the number keys
>across the top of the keypad and the numeric keypad on the right side.
>We have found a way to cause the numeric keys on the right to return
>escape sequences like ^[Ot, but once our program is running, these keys
>retain their numeric value (i.e. the 7 key displays a 7).
>
>Ideally we would like the numeric keypad to return escape sequences as
>mentioned above but still be able to identify them this way while our
>program is running.

Me too, I would like to know how to distinguish between these numeric
keys.  Thanks.


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