On Fri, 3 Mar 2006, linux-os (Dick Johnson) wrote:
> Well the input.h in the distribution I use, has the highest key-code
> as KEY_UNKNOWN and that is number 200. Perhaps you are trying to
> use BTN_0 through BTN_N as key codes? Or perhaps there is some
> unfinished business in your version of headers?
Irrespective of distro, recent kernel (2.6.15.5) headers have KEY_MAX as
0x1ff (511). Incidentally, my glibc headers have the same thing.
You must have very old headers, as here KEY_PLAYCD=200, KEY_UNKNOWN=240, and
KEY_MAX=0x1ff.
Regards,
Ian Morgan
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