Key listing
From PyTyle Wiki
In the PyTyle configuration file, there is a place to associate key bindings with commands that PyTyle will understand. The format for those key bindings is as follows:
[Alt-][Shift-][Ctrl-][Super-]KEY
KEY can be any of the following (case-sensitive):
- A-Z or a-z
- 0-9
- space
- exclam
- quotedbl
- numbersign
- dollar
- percent
- ampersand
- apostrophe
- quoteright
- parenleft
- parentright
- asterick
- plus
- comma
- minus
- period
- slash
- colon
- semicolon
- less
- equal
- greater
- question
- at
- bracketleft
- backslash
- bracketright
- asciicircum
- underscore
- grave
- quoteleft
- braceleft
- bar
- braceright
- asciitilde
- nobreakspace
- exclamdown
- cent
- sterling
- currency
- yen
- brokenbar
- section
- diaeresis
- copyright
- ordfeminine
- guillemotleft
- notsign
- hyphen
- registered
- macron
- degree
- plusminus
- twosuperior
- threesuperior
- acute
- mu
- paragraph
- periodcentered
- cedilla
- onesuperior
- masculine
- guillemotright
- onequarter
- onehalf
- threequarters
- questiondown
- BackSpace
- Tab
- Linefeed
- Clear
- Return
- Pause
- Sys_Req
- Escape
- Delete
- Multi_key
- Home
- Left
- Up
- Right
- Down
- Prior
- Page_Up
- Next
- Page_Down
- End
- Begin
- Select
- Execute
- Insert
- Undo
- Redo
- Menu
- Find
- Cancel
- Help
- Break
For a more complete listing, see the latin1.py and miscellany.py files from the Python X Library. (Also, you may browse the keysymdef directory for any other relevant files.)
