Is it possible to map the logical not (¬) character to a key in RDi?
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Can we get the ¬ character in RDi?
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For the British keyboard layout, that symbol is shift + the key to the left of 1. But I don't think it's the same for the American keyboard layout.
However in Windows (I assume you're using Windows), there is a way to get any special character by typing it's Alt-Code: https://www.alt-codes.net/
An Alt Code is Alt+nnnn, where nnnn is the 4-digit decimal value of the character, typed on the numpad
You can find the alt code for any special character using the windows program Character Map (charmap.exe).
For the ¬ character, the code is Alt+0172
Note - this applies to almost any text input in Windows programs.
Note - In RDi, I know this works with the LPEX editor, but I have not tried with a 5250 terminal session.
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Thanks. I was trying to avoid having to remember the unicode code for it. I've always abbreviated those logicals etc (|> instead of *BCAT, & instead of *AND etc etc) and wondered if there may have been a way to map the ¬ character to a key in RDi similar to how you can in ACS. I guess in NZ we use a keyboard layout similar to the American layout as the key to the left of the 1 is a ~ character.
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