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| − | On exit Y is undefined, and typically contains an invalid keynumber.<ref name="seddon-osbyte7a">Stardot forum [https://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=441827#p441827 post by Tom Seddon], 11th December 2024.</ref> Paged ROMs that handle [[Service calls|service call]] &03 commonly, though incorrectly, pass Y unchanged to [[OSBYTE &78]] where it | + | On exit Y is undefined, and typically contains an invalid keynumber.<ref name="seddon-osbyte7a">Stardot forum [https://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?p=441827#p441827 post by Tom Seddon], 11th December 2024.</ref> Paged ROMs that handle [[Service calls|service call]] &03 commonly, though incorrectly, pass Y unchanged to [[OSBYTE &78]] where it sets an arbitrary keynumber as the second active rollover key. This does not cause a spurious keypress in practice. |
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 17 December 2024
OSBYTE &79 (121) - Keyboard Scan
Y=0 X=internal keynumber EOR&80 for single key check On exit X<0 if the key was being pressed Y=0 X=lowest internal keynumber to start at (for a range of keys) On exit X=earliest keynumber being pressed or &FF for none
Usage note
On exit Y is undefined, and typically contains an invalid keynumber.[1] Paged ROMs that handle service call &03 commonly, though incorrectly, pass Y unchanged to OSBYTE &78 where it sets an arbitrary keynumber as the second active rollover key. This does not cause a spurious keypress in practice.
See Also
References
- ↑ Stardot forum post by Tom Seddon, 11th December 2024.
Jgharston 21:56, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
