Re: Good news for HP-emulator fans! :-)
Message #18 Posted by fhub on 7 Feb 2013, 8:04 a.m.,
in response to message #17 by Dieter
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So there actually is no documentation, neither for the 35s nor the 15C emulator?
There is a documentation included, but only for the calculator itself, not for the emulator.
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Not even a table with the keyboard mapping?
You can find the keyboard mapping in the files *.skin. It is the block with 'key=...' which defines the assignments.
The structure is as follows:
key=n,x1,y1,x2,y2,{keycode-list}
'n' is the key-number (0-39) and the following 4 number define the rectangle position of the key.
For the key assignment the last list is important - here you can enter the scancodes of the PC-key which you want to use for this emulator key.
Example: key=0,68,221,132,274,{78,112}
This is key 0 (the top left 'sqrt(x)' key), and the numbers 78 and 112 stand for the PC-keys [N] and [F1].
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While Ctrl seems to do a blue/g-shift on both emulators, I could not find out how to get a f-shift in the 15C-emulator.
This assignment is the line
key=31,158,513,226,571,{16}
and although the scancode 16 is correct for the PC-Shift-key, it doesn't work. I guess there is a bug in the emulator which prevents using the Shift-key as a single key (e.g. for the [f] prefix). Maybe the reason is that you can also assign shifted PC-keys to any emulator key (in that case you have to add 1000 to the scancode), and so the Shift-key alone can't be used as assignable key.
Maybe a good other choice for [f] would be the Tab-key on the PC, this key has the scancode 9, so just replace 16 in the list above with 9.
Franz
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