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Re: Override function fails

• Posted by Senator Oct 19, 2020
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On Ubuntu 20.04 compile all compiles fail.

Interpreted runs fine Shroud works fine I didn't try bind

IT makes a somewhat better version of key.ex as is, I think.

Does this accomplish anything useful?

-- 
-- key2.ex 
-- ---------- key.ex with modifications derived from Irv Mullin's overide function get_key() code 
--  USE shroud 
--  DOES NOT COMPILE ON LINUX! 
-- 
 
--  
-- Find out what numeric key code is generated by any key on the keyboard 
-- 
-- Usage 
-- {{{ 
-- eui key2.ex [keybindfile] 
-- eui key2.ex 
-- }}} 
-- If you supply a valid file containing key bindings, they will be set prior to 
-- testing the keycodes returned. 
 
include std/os.e 
include std/console.e 
include std/io.e 
include std/types.e 
 
without warning 
 
sequence cmd = command_line() 
 
integer OVERIDE 
 
if length(cmd) >= 3 then 
 
  set_keycodes(cmd[3]) 
     
  writefln("Testing keyboard codes on\n[1] using bindings from [2]", {uname(), cmd[3]}) 
   
  OVERIDE = FALSE 
 
else 
   
  writefln("Testing keyboard codes on [1]", {uname()}) 
   
  OVERIDE = TRUE 
 
end if 
 
 
puts(1, "Press any key. I'll show you the key code. Press ESC (key=27) to quit\n") 
 
 
function overide_get_key()  
integer   x = get_key() 
	if    x = 9   then puts(1, "TAB ") 
	elsif x = 10  then puts(1, "ENTER/LF ")  
	elsif x = 27  then puts(1, "ESC ") 
	elsif x = 32  then puts(1, "SPACE ") 
	elsif x = 127 then puts(1, "BACK ") 
	end if  
return x  
end function 
  
 
integer key = 0 
  
while 1 do   
 
	if OVERIDE then 
	 
		key=overide_get_key() 
	 
	else 
	 
		key = get_key() 
	 
	end if 
	 
	 
	if key = 27 then 
	 
		printf(1,"%d %s\n",{key,key}) 
		exit 
	 
	elsif key > 0 then 
	 
		printf(1,"%d %s\n",{key,key}) 
	 
	 
	end if 
 
end while  
 
 

Regards, Ken