keyboard functions
richard baraniak (8420) 5 posts |
I have a three keyboard-related questions concerning the use of a Microsoft keyboard in conjunction with Raspberry Pi 3+, RISCOS: 2 Upon pressing [Shift] [‘ “] an @ symbol is displayed on monitor and upon pressing 3 In the old days – using the command line you could program any of the programs to do a job such as producing a program code listing after you cleared the screen with something like this: |
Steve Fryatt (216) 2105 posts |
Yes, Break. It might be marked Pause|Break, depending on your keyboard legend.
You have a US-layout keyboard. I’ll leave this question to someone else, as I’ve a feeling that RISC OS tangles up keyboards and countries quite a lot – with potentially unintended consequences. Or you could investigate KeyMapper.
No, not on the desktop. Go to the command line (F12) and you’ll find it works as expected, but in the desktop, all the FN key combinations are passed to applications for use as hotkeys. That said, on some keyboards, you might need to turn FN-Lock on (or press FN) to activate the FN keys if they’re shared with other (often multimedia) functions. |
Gwyn (355) 46 posts |
Maybe not. I have a Microsoft natural type keyboard with no break key so not used with RiscOS. Go figure otherwise a nice kb |
Chris Mahoney (1684) 2165 posts |
Go to Configure/Keyboard and change the Keyboard entry at the top to USA. |
Paul Sprangers (346) 525 posts |
So have I. Is it possible to remap a key, for example Home or End, to behave as the Break key? |
Stuart Painting (5389) 714 posts |
Use KeyMapper |
Paul Sprangers (346) 525 posts |
Well, I tried *keymap 13 15, as advised, but to no avail, nothing happens. It would be handy if we could find out which deep key code belongs to which key… |
David Pitt (3386) 1248 posts |
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Paul Sprangers (346) 525 posts |
Well, it doesn’t on the VirtualAcorn, with a HP Envy keyboard, where PrtScr is also key 13. |
David Pitt (3386) 1248 posts |
With VRPC-DL on a Lenovo, End, which is Fn-right arrow, key 53, maps OK to Break. Fn-Alt-End brings up the Stop box.
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Paul Sprangers (346) 525 posts |
That does the trick indeed. And it reminds me that I have to press the FN-key to activate function keys on this keyboard. However, I’m still puzzled why it doesn’t work with PtrScr. Anyhow, I finally have the break-functionality again. Thanks! |