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QWERTY is a keyboard layout where the first six keys appearing in the top left letter row of the keyboard read Q-W-E-R-T-Y from left to right.

QWERTY is a keyboard layout where the first six keys appearing in the top left letter row of the keyboard read from left to right: QWERTY.

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KeyCodes for azerty keyboard in JAVA

So I'm fairly new to Java programming and I'm trying to figure out how keyEventListeners work in Java. I've managed to make a tiny program in which you steer a red square, but the only problem is, it only works on a QWERTY-keyboard. Here's the code…
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Android physical keyboard Hungarian QWERTY layout missing

I got a Logitech K380 physical keyboard and I want to use the Hungarian QWERTY style keyboard layout on my Samsung Android tablet. The issue is that, while for the Samsung Keyboard under Settings > Languages and types, I can select Hungarian then…
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Keyboard didn't appear, FBConnect on iphone

I follow this guide to integrate facebook on my app iPhone: here But When I click FConnect and I try to insert my user and psw didn't appear the keyboard:
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Is there a windows keyboard layout that would both be QWERTY and allow for french accents without disturbing code

I'm currently using a Thinkpad on windows using the US International layout, meaning it's a QWERTY layout that will deadkey " ' "; " " "; "`"; and other keystrokes as accents so that if you press " ' " and then " e ", the resulting character will…
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Low level codes for sending keys regardless of keyboard format? (QWERTY, AZERTY, etc) Python

My question is how do I use a module like keyboard.write() or shell.sendkeys() to send keystrokes that will be recognized by ALL versions of keyboards. Is there a base level dictionary so to speak that maps every key to a code, regardless of what…
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Consecutive letters in python

I am trying to find consecutive letters in an entered string: if a string contains three consecutive letters based on the layout of a UK QWERTY keyboard then a variable is given 5 points for each set of three. e.g. asdFG would contain three…
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Is it possible to get a keypressed position instead of its keyCode or char?

I'm building a musical piano in javascript that allows people to play using their computer keyboards. I've mapped the notes of a piano to a QWERTY keyboard layout. However, if someone has a different keyboard layout, for example AZERTY the order of…
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Simulate the winKey press event in android

I'm using a bluetooth keyboard with an android tablet and i've found that there's some shortcut avaible from a qwerty keyboard. I want to generate some of them from the code. I'm able to trigger the majority of all the key combination but I'm not…
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How to check the type of keyboard currently using on my app?

How to check the type of soft keyboard currently using in my app ? Two types of soft keyboards are shown below (That I know) QWERTY 123 Type Keyboard
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Haskell find 2d index for qwerty distance

Trying to implement qwerty distance function in haskell. As a part of this, I came up with a need for a function, that would return an i,j index of specific element in a defined structure (vector, list, array?). And I'm stuck. import qualified…
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Java Keyboard get shifted char

I've made a key listener for my app and I need to identify the key code when the user presses the shift key + a key. For example, when the user presses the shift key + the key 2 (English keyboard), it should print @. I made a quick switch/case to…
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Why QWERTY keyboard built this way?

I am curious about the qwerty keyboard, why the buttons sorted in this specific way? Does someone thought to change the layout in order to make pairs of letters to be more close in the keyboard?
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