0004963: Some keys cannot be assigned on Linux

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update

0004963	The Dark Mod	Design/Coding	public	17.01.2019 09:47	09.03.2020 11:17

Reporter	STiFU	Assigned To	cabalistic
Priority	normal	Severity	normal	Reproducibility	always
Status	resolved	Resolution	fixed
OS	Linux
Target Version	TDM 2.08	Fixed in Version	TDM 2.08

Summary	0004963: Some keys cannot be assigned on Linux
Description	Wolf64: "On both my Linux machines (Mint 18 and 19) TDM does not recognize the arrow keys and instead sets it to zero (0x00) on each arrow key pressed, making it impossible to configure the controls to use this scheme. However, the arrow keys on the numpad (8, 4, 6 and 2) are recognized as such" Nightcrawler: "Some keys (i.e the arrow keys and mouse button 4 and 5) still cannot be assigned properly."
Additional Information	Discussion: http://forums.thedarkmod.com/topic/19831-linux-arrow-keys-not-recognized/
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Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
17.01.2019 09:47	STiFU	New Issue
17.01.2019 09:49	STiFU	Description Updated
17.01.2019 12:45	nbohr1more	Relationship added	related to 0003596
17.01.2019 12:46	nbohr1more	Relationship added	related to 0003724
16.02.2020 14:59	cabalistic	Assigned To	=> cabalistic
16.02.2020 14:59	cabalistic	Status	new => assigned
16.02.2020 15:02	cabalistic	Note Added: 0012209
16.02.2020 15:03	cabalistic	Status	assigned => resolved
16.02.2020 15:03	cabalistic	Resolution	open => fixed
16.02.2020 15:03	cabalistic	Fixed in Version	=> TDM 2.08
09.03.2020 11:17	stgatilov	Target Version	=> TDM 2.08

related to	0003596	resolved	cabalistic	Issues with key bindings
related to	0003724	resolved	cabalistic	Keymap

cabalistic 16.02.2020 15:02 developer ~0012209	Input handling on Linux looks very broken. I improved the key mapping somewhat, hopefully it should now work a little more consistent with standard keys. On my machine at least, the arrow keys now work. I can't take any guarantees for foreign keyboard layouts.