Add ABNT C2 support and Mac F16-19 key support (SDL1) #4163
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I'm concerned whether this breaks PC-98 emulation or Japanese keyboard support in any way. Can someone test this code to verify? |
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Sounds good. |
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This PR adds support for the following keys.
Keypad comma/ABNT C2(.) (Windows/Mac)
Keypad equals (Windows)
'Section' key ('@' key for French AZERTY) (Mac)
F17, F18, F19 keys (Mac: no keys assigned as default so you can assign one you desire)
JP Ro/ABNT C1, JP yen (Mac: Change to be as same as Windows)
JP Eisu and JP Kana (Mac: no keys assigned as default so you can assign one you desire)