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# getSDLKey - Lukas Sabota - October, 2011 #
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1. Dependencies:
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gcc
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make
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libsdl
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2. Installing
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Run "make" to compile to "getSDLKey". Run "make install" as root if you would like to install "getSDLKey" into a user-specified PREFIX.
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3. Running
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Type "./getSDLKey" while in this directory to run.
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4. About this tool.
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This is a tool to determine what the SDL keysym for a particular key on your keyboard is. This is especially useful when mapping hotkeys to FCEUX. Take a look at an excerpt of ~/.fceux/fceux.cfg:
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SDL.Hotkeys.SaveState = 286
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Apparently, F5 on my system is SDL keysym 286. If you wanted to remap this to a different key, run ./getSDLKey and press the desired key to see what keysym you should modify your configuration with.
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5. Bugs
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You can report any issues with this tool in the FCEUX SourceForge bugtracker. Alternatively, you can contact me directly at LTsmooth42 _at_ gmail _dot_ com.
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6. Future
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I plan to implement a GUI for remapping these keys so you dont have to do this in the future, but were all very busy people, arent we?
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