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The key combination derived from codes A and B will be assigned to controller cC. | The key combination derived from codes A and B will be assigned to controller cC. | ||
A list of common keyboard assignments can be found in the [[Setting Up Keyboard Shortcuts]] topic. | A list of common keyboard assignments can be found in the [[AGIWiki/Setting Up Keyboard Shortcuts]] topic. | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
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set.key(0, 59, c1); //F1 to controller 1 | set.key(0, 59, c1); //F1 to controller 1 | ||
set.key(9, 0, c2); //Tab key to controller 2 | set.key(9, 0, c2); //Tab key to controller 2 | ||
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== Technical Information == | == Technical Information == | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 25 October 2018
The set.key command assigns a keyboard shortcut to a controller.
Syntax
- set.key(byt A, byt B, ctl cC);
Remarks
Multiple menu items and keys can be assigned to the same controller.
The key combination derived from codes A and B will be assigned to controller cC.
A list of common keyboard assignments can be found in the AGIWiki/Setting Up Keyboard Shortcuts topic.
Example
set.key(0, 59, c1); //F1 to controller 1
set.key(9, 0, c2); //Tab key to controller 2
Technical Information
| Required interpreter version | Available in all AGI versions |
| Bytecode value | 121 (0x79 hex) |