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Cursor Key State

Programmer's Reference Manuals
» Part 15 – SWI Calls
» OS
» OS_Byte
» OS_Byte 4
» Cursor Key State
Value Action
0 Enables cursor editing (default state)
1 Disables cursor editing. They return the following ASCII values:
End=> 135
Left arrow=> 136
Right arrow=> 137
Down arrow=> 138
Up arrow=> 139
2 Cursor keys act as function keys. The function key numbers assigned are:
End=> 11
Left arrow=> 12
Right arrow=> 13
Down arrow=> 14
Up arrow=> 15

Notes

The ‘End’ key was also known as the ‘Copy’ key on Acorn branded keyboards.

See also

  • OS_Byte
  • OS_Byte 4
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