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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * ANY_KEYS (formerly EMV,KEY) * ANY_KEY (formerly EMV_KEY_GET) * ANY_KEY_TBL (formerly ANY_KEY_BLD) * ANY_KEY_ADD (formerly EMV_KEY_CFG) * ANY_KEY_TST (formerly EMV_KEY_GET_TST) * ANY_KEY_DEL (formerly EMV_KEY_DEL) * ANY_KEY_RNM (formerly EMV_KEY_NUM) * ANY_KEY_BLD turn ANY_KEYS into ANY_KEY_TBL * ANY_KEY_ATW enables dead AccuTerm keys ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Unlikely to conflict with existing file/program names * Simple installation * Copy ANY_KEY programs to any source-code file * Compile * iii. Catalog * d. Minimal modification required * i. INCLUDE ANY_KEY_EQU in any programs that could benefit from the keyboard’s navigation and/or function keys * ii. Slightly alter existing code to respond to Page-Up, Tab, Esc, etc., as well as/instead of, ‘B’, ‘N’, and ‘Q’, … * 1. Note: You may be tempted to add features to your programs just to take advantage of some of the many keys ANY_KEY makes available * 2. You may even want to reclaim that 24th (or 25th) row you had to sacrifice to reminding users about those old, non-standard, and non-intuitive navigation key * iii. Recompile * iv. Run * v. Enjoy enhanced useability * vi. Impress users * e. Powerful * i. Cross-platform compatible * 1. Compiles and runs on ~90% of systems * ii. Automatic emulator detection * iii. Automatic emulation detection * iv. Automatic irregularity compensation * 1. Alternate home, end, delete, backspace * v. Automatically programs AccuTerm’s dead keys, enabling the full palette of keys * f. Safe * i. No screen disruptions * 1. Disruptive terminal detection steps only used in optional login script step * 2. Only non-disruptive emulation detection methods used in absence of login script step * ii. Captures all meta/ctrl keys * 1. Keeps data free of hidden goblins * iii. Eschews dangerous combinations, leaving them for the OS/Desktop environment instead * 1. Alt+F4 * 2. Ctrl+Alt+Del * 3. Ctrl+C * 4. Shift+Insert |