Hello -

Currently, when the user is in a text field in the legacy system and hits
the END key, it clears the entire field and takes them to the end of the
field.  Is this functionality available in HATS?

In the KBS.js file, the END key maps to 35.  This maps to

[CODE_END, 1, 0, 0 '[pa2]']

Does HATS 5.0.5 support [Erase EOF] or some other mnemonic keyword?

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In article <d1qavt$37nc$1@news.boulder.ibm.com>, connomi@dwd.state.wi.us says...
> Does HATS 5.0.5 support [Erase EOF] or some other mnemonic keyword?
>
Yes. Check:

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...%2e%6a%73%22%20

for information about remapping the keyboard.
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Juanma Martínez

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yep, it's [eraseeof]. //Deven

"Michael Connors" <connomi@dwd.state.wi.us> wrote in message
news:d1qavt$37nc$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> Hello -
>
> Currently, when the user is in a text field in the legacy system and hits
> the END key, it clears the entire field and takes them to the end of the
> field.  Is this functionality available in HATS?
>
> In the KBS.js file, the END key maps to 35.  This maps to
>
> [CODE_END, 1, 0, 0 '[pa2]']
>
> Does HATS 5.0.5 support [Erase EOF] or some other mnemonic keyword?
>
>

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