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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
'''Official Name:''' SetDialogKeyOverride | '''Official Name:''' SetDialogKeyOverride | ||
Latest revision as of 12:15, 14 April 2008
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Synopsis
Official Name: SetDialogKeyOverride
BCALL Address: 4C15
Sets a callback routine to handle keypresses.
Inputs
- A: page of callback routine..
- HL: address of callback routine.
Outputs
- none
Destroys
- unknown
Comments
- Keys kSolveRoot (SOLVE EDITOR), kStatEd (list editor), and kInfStat (inferential statistic editor) are not passed to this routine. It is up to you to handle everything else, including [UP], [DOWN], [ENTER], and [2nd]+[QUIT].
Bit 1,(iy+28h) set is probably an indicator to this routine that the user attempted to press a context key.
- Use with the other Dialog BCALLs.
- Info on how to use the Dialog BCALLs.
