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No, that got added in the email transit somehow. Let me paste again: ctrl V :47=GT;LD Now, as I paste in in here, I see ctrl V followed by a lot of white space then semicolon forty-seven equals GT semicolon LD [typing it in a way that shouldn't get garbled] As to the problem and scancode putting out 102, I see what's going on. In linux, I'm using an apparently conflicting set of key-mapping apps. I will take Claude to task on this. Regards, Harry On Tue, 25 Aug 2026 18:47:40 +0000, Carl Distefano wrote: > Reply to note from harrybinswanger <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Tue, 25 Aug 2026 12:04:43 -0400 > > > In XyWrite, I put a GT onto the key that does cursor down (or > > linear down), so that if I'm in the cmline, I get back to the text > > easily. But the following doesn't do that in XyS: > > ctrl V :47GTT;LD > > Looks like an extra 'T' got in there, Harry. Also, '=' is missing. > > > Also, scancode shows 102 for v when the ctrl key is held down. > > I can't reproduce that; I get 47, as expected. Does scancode return any other incorrect scan codes for you? > > > Having lots of fun with XyScript. > > Glad to hear it! > > -- > Carl Distefano > cld@xxxxxxxxxx > |