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Summary

public class  Keyboard
     extends java.lang.Object
{
          // Fields 1
     public static final int UNDEF;

          // Constructors 1
     public Keyboard(InputStream);

          // Methods 3
     public void clear();
     public void defineKey(byte[], int);
     public int readKey() throws IOException;

          // Inner Classes 1
     static class Keyboard.Key
}

Recognize sequences of bytes as virtual keys.

Author:

Stuart D. Gathman Copyright (C) 2000 Business Management Systems, Inc.

Cross Reference

Returned By:

PScreen.getKeyboard()

   public static final int UNDEF

Constructors

· Keyboard

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   public Keyboard(InputStream in) 

   public void clear() 

Remove all virtual key mappings.

   public void defineKey(byte[] seq, 
                         int key) 

Map a sequence of bytes to a virtual key. The sequence of bytes may have zero length. This will assign a virtual key code returned when there is no keyboard input available.

Parameter	Description
seq	the sequence of bytes
key	the virtual key code, UNDEF if undefined

   public int readKey()  throws IOException

Return the next virtual key from the InputStream.

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