// This is a sample key translation table for german keyboards

// Blank lines are ignored
// Lines starting with double slashes are ignored

// Each line represents a single key that can be pressed on the client computer

// The first field is the name of the key - this is displayed in the popup menu
//
// The second field is a decimal number that represens the modifier keys that are
// held down to press this key. This is a bitwise field.
//
// The third field is the decimal number that represents the local key code generated
// by Java.
//
// You can find the modifier and key code values for any key on your keyboard by
// running TinyClient with the /C argument. Push the key and Tiny will print the
// values to the console.
//
// The fourth field is a decimal number that represent the actual 2 byte scan code
// that is transmitted to the DOS computer keyboard buffer. This can be harder to
// figure out. You can try looking for your key in the DOS codepages.
//

// Greek keys

"ALPHA"                   0    224    224
"BETA"                    0    225    225
"GAMMA"                   0    226    231
"DELTA"                   0    235    235
"EPSILON"                 0    238    238
"THETA"                   0    233    233
"MI"                      0    230    230
"PI"                      0    227    227
"SIGMA"                   0    229    229
"PHI"                     0    232    237
"OMEGA"                   0    234    234


// Math keys

"SQUARE ROOT"             0    251    251
"SQUARE"                  0    253    253
"LESS OR EQUAL"           0    243    243
"GREATER OR EQUAL"        0    242    242
"PLUS-MINUS"              0    241    241
"NEARLY EQUAL"            0    247    247