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Subject: [9fans] keyboard mappings
Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 11:41:41 -0400
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(http|ftp)://plan9.bell-labs.com/who/presotto/kbdmap.c

maps keyboard characters.  It has to be started before rio.
To set up mappings, write to /dev/kbdmap.  The input
consists of pairs of characters

<from> <to>

Both <from> and <to> are the hex unicode values of the characters
you want to map.  Anytime <from> is read from the keyboard, it is
mapped to <to>.  You can put any number of pairs on a line.
The string

flush

makes kbdmap forget all mappings.

For example writing:

20 21

will change all spaces into exclamations.  Try to get anything done
after that.