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Copy file name to clipboardexpand all lines: C64Models/Types/Types.cs
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AddC64Key(KeyboardKey.KEY_ARROW_UP,KeyModifier.COMMODORE,KeyType.GRAPHIC_SYMBOL,158,true,0xff,true,(char)0xee5e,true,"PI").Replacements.AddRange(newstring[]{"PI","SHIFT-ARROWUP"});// PI
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// reverse keys!
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AddC64Key(KeyboardKey.KEY_SPACE,KeyModifier.NORMAL,KeyType.CONTROL_CODE,160,true,0,false,(char)0xeee0,true,"REVERSE SPACE");// reverse space
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AddC64Key(KeyboardKey.UNDEFINED,KeyModifier.NORMAL,KeyType.CONTROL_CODE,160,true,0,false,(char)0xeee0,true,"REVERSE SPACE");// reverse space
Copy file name to clipboardexpand all lines: Doc/basic_general.html
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When writing in BASIC typing one apostrophe changes the entry mode, similar to the original BASIC editor. Key placement is now positional.
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Any control keys actually add their control character instead. Typing a second apostrophe or clicking on the "toggle entry mode" button in the toolbar stops the mode again.<br>
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<br>
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C64Studio allows to add comments (starting with a #) which are not included in the final output.<br>
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