Yes. This is another reason to base the "code" specification (albeit loosely) upon the USB Keyboard Usage table - hardware with unusual physical arrangements will still need to generate standard-looking USB codes to maintain compatibility with existing systems, and across different platforms. On 11 March 2013 12:56, Florian Bösch <pyalot@gmail.com> wrote: > I'd also like to mention that the purpose of the code being in the same > position would serve a web-application developer to create default layouts, > and to let users exchange layouts by plugging in a different config file. > But that only works if the code can aproximate the position on a variety of > physical keyboards as close as possible (of course not all keyboards are > laid out exactly the same, but there are broad similarities). >
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