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), it appears to be faithfully copied from an ASCII spec. I was curious about the origin, and various blogs led me to Wikipedia which led me to some US Armed Forces specs, specifically MIL-STD-188C and MIL-STD-188-100. key.go matches the specs perfectly, except for Tab, where the specs say HT but key.go has KeyTAB. key.go does specify KeyVT for Vertical Tab which matches the spec, so a change to KeyHT would be internally consistent as well. And then KeyTAB = KeyHT could be added to an aliases section.
Sound good?
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Firstly, tyvm for
tcell
:)Looking at the section in
key.go
(tcell/key.go
Line 426 in 88b9c25
MIL-STD-188C
andMIL-STD-188-100
.key.go
matches the specs perfectly, except for Tab, where the specs sayHT
butkey.go
hasKeyTAB
.key.go
does specifyKeyVT
for Vertical Tab which matches the spec, so a change toKeyHT
would be internally consistent as well. And thenKeyTAB = KeyHT
could be added to an aliases section.Sound good?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: