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From: lupe@alanya.Sun.COM (Lupe Christoph  Sun Germany Consulting)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Snap doesn't recognize 'f'
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Date: 16 Feb 90 16:40:43 GMT
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In line with SNAP not recognisising the 'f', I just a an even more
painful trouble: don't try to redefine a key to a string key. Snap
will GURU (3, I believe address trap).

Why do this ? I have a German keyboard. The '2'/'@' key is a '2'/'"'
key on the German keyboard. The '@' can be reached with ALT. But not
CTRL '@', i.e. NUL. I wanted this for MG, to be in line with the
keyboard labels. I doubt I would have ever used it, but anyway.

So I made the key a string key. Seems you should better confine this
to function keys ...

I don't think that this is a major bug, but it took me some time
and heavy swearing to find out ;-)

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