Keys API
Constants
The Keys API has the following Constants which contains the numerical key code for the key:
- a
- b
- c
- d
- e
- f
- g
- h
- i
- j
- k
- l
- m
- n
- o
- p
- q
- r
- s
- t
- u
- v
- w
- x
- y
- z
- one
- two
- three
- four
- five
- six
- seven
- eight
- nine
- zero
- minus
- equals
- backspace
- tab
- leftBracket
- rightBracket
- enter
- leftCtrl
- semiColon
- apostrophe
- grave
- leftShift
- backslash
- comma
- period
- slash
- rightShift
- multiply
- leftAlt
- space
- capsLock
- f1
- f2
- f3
- f4
- f5
- f6
- f7
- f8
- f9
- f10
- numLock
- scollLock
- numPad7
- numPad8
- numPad9
- numPadSubtract
- numPad4
- numPad5
- numPad6
- numPadAdd
- numPad1
- numPad2
- numPad3
- numPad0
- numPadDecimal
- f11
- f12
- f13
- f14
- f15
- kana
- convert
- noconvert
- yen
- numPadEquals
- cimcumflex
- at
- colon
- underscore
- kanji
- stop
- ax
- numPadEnter
- rightCtrl
- numPadComma
- numPadDivide
- rightAlt
- pause
- home
- up
- pageUp
- left
- right
- end
- down
- pageDown
- insert
- delete
Functions
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| Returns the key name of a numerical key code. Returns nil if the key code is not valid. | |||||||||||
| Syntax | keys.getName(
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| Returns | string keyName | ||||||||||
| Part of | CC:Tweaked (source) | ||||||||||
| API | keys | ||||||||||
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gollark: Any recent computer will have hardware video encoders for at least H.264 also.
gollark: It would be weird if it wasn't.
gollark: But imagine if you could watch the trees experience wind or whatever at 30 FPS.
gollark: Maybe I should harvest it and transcode it into a timelapsey video on my end.
gollark: But more framerate/quality → more good.
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