Re: [hatari-users] Anyone have a non-trivial keyboard mapping example?

[Eero Tamminen <oak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

In general it's best to start by using scancode mapping (instead of 
symbolic), and telling TOS to use a suitable keymap.

Keymaps supported by different TOS country versions (and 512k & 1024k 
EmuTOS versions) are listed here:
	https://tho-otto.de/keyboards/

If TOS supports multiple countries [1], there are Hatari "--country" and 
"--layout" options (saved to config file along with other options) to 
tell TOS which keyboard layout to use.


	- Eero

[1] TOS v4 and EmuTOS 512k & 1024k versions do.


On 20.1.2023 23.06, Kelly Hall wrote:
> Hello Hatari Users!
>
> I'm loving playing with Hatari 2.4.1 and getting a simple development
> environment set up.  But I can't write any C code until my keyboard
> can generate { and } symbols :)  When I'm running the Mark Williams
> shell, or the attached micro emacs, [ and { map to (, and ] and } map
> to ).
>
> Does anyone have nontrivial examples that include mapping shifted
> keys?  I've tried this this and while it doesn't cause errors, it
> doesn't work, either:
>    SDLK_KP_LEFTBRACE,99
>    SDLK_KP_RIGHTBRACE,100
>
> My US (pc) keyboard has { and } as shift [ and shift ].
>
> I'm using EmuTOS 1.2.1 if that matters.
>
> Thank you!
> Kelly Hall