hp220.r to fmrchp220.res

[Ash_4]

Hi Masters,
We are upgrading our forms (forms30) to forms60 (Developer 6i). In forms30 we are using default key mapping of hp220.r file.
If someone have converted the hp220.r into fmrchp220.res which support the same key mapping as that of hp220.r.

Pl. mail me that file on warghade@rediffmail.com and attach here too.

Points will be awarded to each response.

[Yogeeraj_1]

Hi,

We did that recently. Forms6i is different.

Have a look at your FMRWEB.RES file. (Assuming you are running it "on the WEB")

FMRWEB.RES is the key definition file for webforms. The syntax is:
JFN : JMN : URKS : FFN : URFD (whitespace ignored)

JFN = Java function number
JMN = Java modifiers number
URKS = User-readable key sequence (double-quoted)
FFN = Forms function number
URFD = User-readable function description (double-quoted)

JAVA FUNCTION NUMBER
33 = PageUp
34 = PageDown
35 = End
36 = Home
37 = LeftArrow
38 = UpArrow
39 = RightArrow
40 = DownArrow
65 - 90 = Ctrl+A thru Ctrl+Z (These will always have the control
modifier explicitly included, as well as any other
modifiers that might be used.)
112 - 123 = F1 thru F12
9 = Tab (Ctrl+I, without the control modifier)
10 = Return (Ctrl+J, without the control modifier)

JAVA MODIFIERS NUMBER
Equal to the sum of the values for the modifier keys:
0 = None
1 = Shift
2 = Control
4 = Meta
8 = Alt

FORMS FUNCTION NUMBER
The Forms function numbers match the function numbers found in a
typical Forms key binding file.

USER-READABLE STRINGS
The double-quoted strings appear when users click [Show Keys], and
are used for this purpose only. These strings can be translated as
needed. Note that the strings do not affect what actually happens
when end users press a particular key sequence.

Hope this Helps!
Best Regards
Yogeeraj

[Ash_4]

Sorry i forgot to write that we are using charecter based forms.