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Subject:	Re: How do I add keys to keys.h
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Dan Eicher <daneicher99 AT hotmail DOT com> wrote:

> int ch;
> ch=getxkey();

> printf("%x",ch);

> this works with "normal" keys, but I can't get anything with ctrl-1,
> ctrl-2,
> ctrl-3 etc...

Does "can't get anything" mean if you press Ctrl-1, getxkey() doesn't
return and just waits for another key to be pressed?

If so, editing keys.h isn't going to achieve anything.  That header
doesn't tell getxkey() what keys to recognize or anything like that,
so changing it doesn't change the behaviour of getxkey() in any way.

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