/* $XConsortium: coKeynames.h,v 1.1 94/03/28 21:22:29 dpw Exp $ */ /* * This file is derived from "atKeynames.h" * Written by Holger Veit (veit@du9ds3.uni-duisburg.de) * Modified to provide a translation table between codrv's scancodes, and * the keycodes defined in "atKeynames.h" (David Dawes) */ #ifndef _COKEYNAMES_H #define _COKEYNAMES_H /* * See also note in atKeynames.h * This file is an experiment to standardize the three different sets of * keycodes. Set1 is known to be nice, but only for AT/84 keyboards, because * it delivers single byte sequences, with bit 7 set for release and reset * for press. Unfortunately, the 101/102 keyboard requires an E0/E1 prefix * for the additional keys. Set2 is a hack in a similiar way, but the * release code can be recognized by the byte F0 (in most cases ;-) ). * The length of a press or release sequence differs between 1 and 4 bytes, * which is bad. Set3 comes close to the best solution, but is not available * with AT/84 keyboards. * The optimum would be a single byte code for press and release, which is * possible for keyboards with <= 127 keys (leave one idle code). * So I try out this idea: Leave the whole keyboard processing to the * *NIX kernel. The kernel delivers an IBM keynumber, which has nothing to do * with any scan code, but is a unique ID of a key. The IBM numbering scheme * has not changed over the different keyboards, however, some keyboards * have additional national keys with a unique ID. * * For the 386bsd CO driver the following does only hold: There is a key * overloading feature, which allows mapping of national characters to * the keyboard. We want to have this feature propagated into the Xserver. * So the following mapping is the default mapping only. * The XF86Keyboard code uses a special keycap database to get the real * mapping (This could have been done by patching xmodmap as well). */ /* * -hv- Warning: This table has a totally different coding from * atKeynames.h, but uses the same names * I didn't want to rewrite the whole xf86 for this :=) * * definition of the AT84/MF101/MF102 Keyboard: * ============================================================ * Defined Key Cap Glyphs Pressed value * Key Name Main Also (hex) (dec) * ---------------- ---------- ------- ------ ------ */ unsigned char xf86CodrvMap[128] = { 0, KEY_Tilde, /* ` (Accent) ~ (Tilde) 0x01 1 */ KEY_1, /* 1 ! 0x02 2 */ KEY_2, /* 2 @ 0x03 3 */ KEY_3, /* 3 # 0x04 4 */ KEY_4, /* 4 $ 0x05 5 */ KEY_5, /* 5 % 0x06 6 */ KEY_6, /* 6 ^ 0x07 7 */ KEY_7, /* 7 & 0x08 8 */ KEY_8, /* 8 * 0x09 9 */ KEY_9, /* 9 ( 0x0a 10 */ KEY_0, /* 0 ) 0x0b 11 */ KEY_Minus, /* - (Minus) _ (Under) 0x0c 12 */ KEY_Equal, /* = (Equal) + 0x0d 13 */ 0, KEY_BackSpace, /* Back Space 0x0f 15 */ KEY_Tab, /* Tab 0x10 16 */ KEY_Q, /* Q 0x11 17 */ KEY_W, /* W 0x12 18 */ KEY_E, /* E 0x13 19 */ KEY_R, /* R 0x14 20 */ KEY_T, /* T 0x15 21 */ KEY_Y, /* Y 0x16 22 */ KEY_U, /* U 0x17 23 */ KEY_I, /* I 0x18 24 */ KEY_O, /* O 0x19 25 */ KEY_P, /* P 0x1a 26 */ KEY_LBrace, /* [ { 0x1b 27 */ KEY_RBrace, /* ] } 0x1c 28 */ KEY_BSlash, /* \(BckSlash) |(VertBar)0x1d 29 */ KEY_CapsLock, /* CapsLock 0x1e 30 */ KEY_A, /* A 0x1f 31 */ KEY_S, /* S 0x20 32 */ KEY_D, /* D 0x21 33 */ KEY_F, /* F 0x22 34 */ KEY_G, /* G 0x23 35 */ KEY_H, /* H 0x24 36 */ KEY_J, /* J 0x25 37 */ KEY_K, /* K 0x26 38 */ KEY_L, /* L 0x27 39 */ KEY_SemiColon, /* ;(SemiColon) :(Colon) 0x28 40 */ KEY_Quote, /* ' (Apostr) " (Quote) 0x29 41 */ 0, KEY_Enter, /* Enter 0x2b 43 */ KEY_ShiftL, /* Shift(left) 0x2c 44 */ 0, KEY_Z, /* Z 0x2e 46 */ KEY_X, /* X 0x2f 47 */ KEY_C, /* C 0x30 48 */ KEY_V, /* V 0x31 49 */ KEY_B, /* B 0x32 50 */ KEY_N, /* N 0x33 51 */ KEY_M, /* M 0x34 52 */ KEY_Comma, /* , (Comma) < (Less) 0x35 53 */ KEY_Period, /* . (Period) >(Greater)0x36 54 */ KEY_Slash, /* / (Slash) ? 0x37 55 */ 0, KEY_ShiftR, /* Shift(right) 0x39 57 */ KEY_LCtrl, /* Ctrl(left) 0x3a 58 */ 0, KEY_Alt, /* Alt(left) 0x3c 60 */ KEY_Space, /* (SpaceBar) 0x3d 61 */ KEY_AltLang, /* AltLang(right) 0x3e 62 */ 0, KEY_RCtrl, /* Ctrl(right) 0x40 64 */ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, KEY_Insert, /* Insert 0x4b 75 */ KEY_Delete, /* Delete 0x4c 76 */ 0, 0, KEY_Left, /* Left 0x4f 79 */ KEY_Home, /* Home 0x50 80 */ KEY_End, /* End 0x51 81 */ 0, KEY_Up, /* Up 0x53 83 */ KEY_Down, /* Down 0x54 84 */ KEY_PgUp, /* PgUp 0x55 85 */ KEY_PgDown, /* PgDown 0x56 86 */ 0, 0, KEY_Right, /* Right 0x59 89 */ KEY_NumLock, /* NumLock 0x5a 90 */ KEY_KP_7, /* 7 Home 0x5b 91 */ KEY_KP_4, /* 4 Left 0x5c 92 */ KEY_KP_1, /* 1 End 0x5d 93 */ 0, KEY_KP_Divide, /* Divide 0x5f 95 */ KEY_KP_8, /* 8 Up 0x60 96 */ KEY_KP_5, /* 5 0x61 97 */ KEY_KP_2, /* 2 Down 0x62 98 */ KEY_KP_0, /* 0 Insert 0x63 99 */ KEY_KP_Multiply, /* * 0x64 100 */ KEY_KP_9, /* 9 PgUp 0x65 101 */ KEY_KP_6, /* 6 Right 0x66 102 */ KEY_KP_3, /* 3 PgDown 0x67 103 */ KEY_KP_Decimal, /* . (Decimal) Delete 0x68 104 */ KEY_KP_Minus, /* - (Minus) 0x69 105 */ KEY_KP_Plus, /* + (Plus) 0x6a 106 */ 0, KEY_KP_Enter, /* Enter 0x6b 108 */ 0, KEY_Escape, /* Escape 0x6d 110 */ 0, KEY_F1, /* F1 0x6e 112 */ KEY_F2, /* F2 0x6f 113 */ KEY_F3, /* F3 0x70 114 */ KEY_F4, /* F4 0x71 115 */ KEY_F5, /* F5 0x72 116 */ KEY_F6, /* F6 0x73 117 */ KEY_F7, /* F7 0x74 118 */ KEY_F8, /* F8 0x75 119 */ KEY_F9, /* F9 0x76 120 */ KEY_F10, /* F10 0x77 121 */ KEY_F11, /* F11 0x78 122 */ KEY_F12, /* F12 0x79 123 */ KEY_Print, /* Print 0x7a 124 */ KEY_ScrollLock, /* ScrollLock 0x7b 125 */ KEY_SysReqest, /* SysReqest 0x7c 126 */ 0 }; #endif /* _COKEYNAMES_H */