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# keyCodes.at386 contributed by Selwyn Rosenstein (SelwynR@scas.com)
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# AT-386 ANSI Terminal keyCodes definition file for Java Terminal Applet with
#  Terminal.id = at386
#  Terminal.IBM = true
#  Terminal.colorSet = /de/mud/terminal/colorSet.conf (default)
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# This configuration file should be compatible with most ANSI monitors
# monitors running under most versions of UNIX.
#
# F1 thru F10
#
F1=\\eOP
F2=\\eOQ
F3=\\eOR
F4=\\eOS
F5=\\eOT
F6=\\eOU
F7=\\eOV
F8=\\eOW
F9=\\eOX
F10=\\eOY
F11=\\eOZ
F12=\\eOA
#
# Shift F1 thru F10
#
SF1=\\eOp
SF2=\\eOq
SF3=\\eOr
SF4=\\eOs
SF5=\\eOt
SF6=\\eOu
SF7=\\eOv
SF8=\\eOw
SF9=\\eOx
SF10=\\eOy
SF11=\\eOz
SF12=\\eOa
#
# Other cursor movement keys
#
UP=\\e[A
DOWN=\\e[B
RIGHT=\\e[C
LEFT=\\e[D
#
INSERT=\\e[@
# REMOVE=\\177  #( hex 7F  /  Decimal 127  /  Octal  177  /  DEL Key)
#
HOME=\\e[H
PGDOWN=\\e[U
PGUP=\\e[V
END=\\e[Y
#
#
# The following may be usefull to someone wishing to know the correct escape
# sequences to send to the terminal to change display modes
#
# LOW-INTENSITY=\\e[0m
# HIGH-INTENSITY=\\e[1m
# REVERSE=\\e[7m
# RESET=\\e[0m
#
# COLOR-SEQ=\\e[3%d;4%dm
# COLOR-8=1