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Weird. Now the "ü" key accurately returns the back arrow. I don't know what I did wrong. |
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The left arrow key is mapped to You'll find the complete list in source file extension C64Key {
/* Translates a character to a list of C64 keys. This function is called in
* symbolic key mapping mode when the user hits a key.
*/
static func translate(char: String?) -> [C64Key] {
if char == nil { return [] }
switch char! {
// First physical row
case "ü": return [C64Key.leftArrow]
case "1": return [C64Key.digit1]
case "!": return [C64Key.digit1, C64Key.shift]
case "2": return [C64Key.digit2]
case "\"": return [C64Key.digit2, C64Key.shift]
...
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I am using a German keyboard and have set the emulator to symbolic mapping. That way, I can get nearly every important character - with the exception of the back arrow ("<-")
I can get around it with the virtual keyboard and the menu, but this would be a pity since it breaks the usability of Turbo Macro Pro.
Am I missing something or is there a key combination which I have not found?
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