adime_short...to_scancode(3)
β¨ NAME β¨
adime_short_name_to_scancode β bestie, this is the little glow-up page for adime_short...to_scancode(3) from the Adime API Reference π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <adime.h>
int adime_short_name_to_scancode(const char *short_name)
π DESCRIPTION π
Okay so picture this: you've got the name of a key, sitting there as a string, in exactly the format that adime_scancode_to_short_name() hands out. You feed that string in as short_name, and this function gives you back the scancode for that key. Iconic. Reverse-engineering the vibe, fr fr.
And if the string you passed doesn't match any known scancode? It just returns -1. Not a match, not a problem, no drama β she simply tells you -1 and moves on. π
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
That's the whole thing, no cap π«Ά β this was adime_short...to_scancode(3) from Adime, version 2.2.1. Go forth and decode your keys, you absolute legend πβ¨
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