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Go to an ASCII Chart website and use that as a reference.
Something like:
The Enter Key used to be called the Return Key because it issues a Carriage Return.
And, like Mike says above, it is a Decimal 13.
The InKey value for other keys will be their ASCII Decimal value.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
Something like:
The Enter Key used to be called the Return Key because it issues a Carriage Return.
And, like Mike says above, it is a Decimal 13.
The InKey value for other keys will be their ASCII Decimal value.
Good Luck,
JRB-Bldr
Mike Lewis
Programmer
The values are also listed in the INKEY() topic in the VFP Help file.
Mike
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Not all values are listed in INKEY(). But it's really, really easy to get the key code.
Put ? INKEY(0) in the command window, press Enter, the the key you want. The key code will display on the VFP desktop.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Visual FoxPro MVP,
Put ? INKEY(0) in the command window, press Enter, the the key you want. The key code will display on the VFP desktop.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Visual FoxPro MVP,
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