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*ON FKEY for each of 1-49 is set to ignore by default, as per [[System Defaults]] | *ON FKEY for each of 1-49 is set to ignore by default, as per [[System Defaults]] | ||
*ON FKEY conditions are treated as error conditions and are checked for at the same time as Ctrl+A. | *ON FKEY conditions are treated as error conditions and are checked for at the same time as Ctrl+A. | ||
*If the system default for an FKEY (i.e. ignore) is overridden by | *If the system default for an FKEY (i.e. ignore) is overridden by an ON FKEY statement then when the FKEY interrupt is triggered, either by pressing the corresponding function key or some other method, then the specified ON action is performed. | ||
*ON FKEY ## IGNORE can be specified to turn off special ON FKEY processing | *ON FKEY ## IGNORE can be specified to turn off special ON FKEY processing | ||
[[0001|1]] can be triggered by the pressing that fkey. | Error [[0001|1]] can be triggered by the pressing that fkey. | ||
[[Category:Statements]] | [[Category:Statements]] | ||
[[Category:Commands]] | [[Category:Commands]] | ||
[[Category:Error Conditions]] | [[Category:Error Conditions]] | ||
Revision as of 19:15, 23 July 2013
As of 4.20 On Fnkey was renamed to On FKey '
See also On Error
A few facts about ON FKEY.
- ON FKEY for each of 1-49 is set to ignore by default, as per System Defaults
- ON FKEY conditions are treated as error conditions and are checked for at the same time as Ctrl+A.
- If the system default for an FKEY (i.e. ignore) is overridden by an ON FKEY statement then when the FKEY interrupt is triggered, either by pressing the corresponding function key or some other method, then the specified ON action is performed.
- ON FKEY ## IGNORE can be specified to turn off special ON FKEY processing
Error 1 can be triggered by the pressing that fkey.