CVS: rdesktop/doc keymapping.txt,1.10,1.11

Update of /cvsroot/rdesktop/rdesktop/doc
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv19744/doc

Modified Files:
	keymapping.txt 
Log Message:
Implemented support for keyboard "sequences", which makes it possible to send multiple scancodes to the RDP server in response to one X11 keyboard event.

Index: keymapping.txt
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RCS file: /cvsroot/rdesktop/rdesktop/doc/keymapping.txt,v
retrieving revision 1.10
retrieving revision 1.11
diff -C2 -d -r1.10 -r1.11
*** keymapping.txt	22 Aug 2004 14:25:38 -0000	1.10
--- keymapping.txt	2 Aug 2005 15:07:35 -0000	1.11
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*** 42,62 ****
  The keymaps are line based. There are four different types of lines:
  
! 1) include-lines
  Syntax:
  include <another-map-file>
  
  
! 2) map-lines
  Syntax:
  map <hex-number>
  
  Map-lines specifies how the remote RDP server should interpret the
  sent scancodes. 
  
  
! 3) Translation-lines
  Syntax:
  <keysym-name> <scancode> [flags..]
  
  The scancode can be found in scancodes.h. Note: The scancode value for
  extended keys can be calculated by OR:ing with 0x80. Example: The
--- 42,71 ----
  The keymaps are line based. There are four different types of lines:
  
! 1) include lines
  Syntax:
  include <another-map-file>
  
+ Example:
+ include common
  
! 
! 2) map lines
  Syntax:
  map <hex-number>
  
+ Example:
+ map 0x41d
+ 
  Map-lines specifies how the remote RDP server should interpret the
  sent scancodes. 
  
  
! 3) Translation lines
  Syntax:
  <keysym-name> <scancode> [flags..]
  
+ Example:
+ onehalf 0x29 shift
+ 
  The scancode can be found in scancodes.h. Note: The scancode value for
  extended keys can be calculated by OR:ing with 0x80. Example: The
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*** 66,74 ****
  python -c "print hex(0x80 | 0x52)"
  
! If flags are "altgr", "shift", the scancode sent for this
! keysym will be prefix with AltGr, or Shift. 
  
! If flags include "addupper", an translation for this keysyms uppercase
! name will as well, in addition to the non-uppercase name. Example:
  
  x 2d addupper
--- 75,84 ----
  python -c "print hex(0x80 | 0x52)"
  
! If flags are "altgr", "shift", the scancode sent for this keysym will
! be prefixed with AltGr, or Shift.
  
! If flags includes "addupper", a translation for this keysyms uppercase
! name will be added as well, in addition to the non-uppercase
! name. Example:
  
  x 2d addupper
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*** 94,97 ****
--- 104,121 ----
  
  
+ 5) sequence lines
+ Syntax:
+ sequence <event-keysym-name> <keysym-name1> <keysym-name2> ...
+ 
+ Examples:
+ sequence eacute dead_acute e
+ sequence F12 f o o at e x a m p l e period c o m
+ 
+ Sequence lines allows you to specify that multiple scancodes should be
+ sent to the RDP server, in response to one X11 keyboard event. Note:
+ The sequence is sent at the X11 KeyPress event. Nothing is sent at
+ KeyRelease.
+ 
+ 
  Suggested X11 keysym mapping on PCs
  ===================================



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