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2.3.5 Key codes
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TCOD_keycode_t is a libtcod specific code representing a key on the keyboard.
For python, replace TCODK by KEY: libtcod.KEY_NONE Possible values are :
When no key was pressed (see checkForKeypress) :

TCODK_NONE

Special keys :

TCODK_ESCAPE
TCODK_BACKSPACE
TCODK_TAB
TCODK_ENTER
TCODK_SHIFT
TCODK_CONTROL
TCODK_ALT
TCODK_PAUSE
TCODK_CAPSLOCK
TCODK_PAGEUP
TCODK_PAGEDOWN
TCODK_END
TCODK_HOME
TCODK_UP
TCODK_LEFT
TCODK_RIGHT
TCODK_DOWN
TCODK_PRINTSCREEN
TCODK_INSERT
TCODK_DELETE
TCODK_LWIN
TCODK_RWIN
TCODK_APPS
TCODK_KPADD
TCODK_KPSUB
TCODK_KPDIV
TCODK_KPMUL
TCODK_KPDEC
TCODK_KPENTER
TCODK_F1
TCODK_F2
TCODK_F3
TCODK_F4
TCODK_F5
TCODK_F6
TCODK_F7
TCODK_F8
TCODK_F9
TCODK_F10
TCODK_F11
TCODK_F12
TCODK_NUMLOCK
TCODK_SCROLLLOCK
TCODK_SPACE

numeric keys :

TCODK_0
TCODK_1
TCODK_2
TCODK_3
TCODK_4
TCODK_5
TCODK_6
TCODK_7
TCODK_8
TCODK_9
TCODK_KP0
TCODK_KP1
TCODK_KP2
TCODK_KP3
TCODK_KP4
TCODK_KP5
TCODK_KP6
TCODK_KP7
TCODK_KP8
TCODK_KP9

Any other (printable) key :

TCODK_CHAR

Codes starting with TCODK_KP represents keys on the numeric keypad (if available).
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Altefcat on 2009-02-04 00:49:29
Keys are 'KEY_*' or 'CHAR_*', not 'TCODK_*' (at least with python)