// Keyboard state
#define ZXSTKF_ISSUE2     1

// Supported joystick types
#define ZXSTKJT_KEMPSTON       0
#define ZXSTKJT_FULLER         1
#define ZXSTKJT_CURSOR         2
#define ZXSTKJT_SINCLAIR1      3
#define ZXSTKJT_SINCLAIR2      4
#define ZXSTKJT_SPECTRUMPLUS   5
#define ZXSTKJT_TIMEX1         6
#define ZXSTKJT_TIMEX2         7
#define ZXSTKJT_NONE           8

typedef struct _tagZXSTKEYBOARD
{
  ZXSTBLOCK blk;
  DWORD dwFlags;
  BYTE chKeyboardJoystick;
} ZXSTKEYBOARD, *LPZXSTKEYBOARD;

Members

blk

The block header. The block id is ZXSTBID_KEYBOARD ('K', 'E', 'Y', 'B').

dwFlags

Various state flags. This can be a combination of:

Flag	Meaning
ZXSTKF_ISSUE2	Indicates Issue 2 keyboard emulation is enabled. Note: This is only applicable for the 16k or 48k ZX Spectrum. For other models, set this member to 0 (zero).

chKeyboardJoystick

Specfies which joystick the PC keyboard should emulate (the actual keys are emulator dependant). This can be one of:

Flag	Meaning
ZXSTKJT_KEMPSTON	Kempston joystick emulation
ZXSTKJT_FULLER	Fuller joystick emulation
ZXSTKJT_CURSOR	Cursor (AGF or Protek) emulation
ZXSTKJT_SINCLAIR1	Sinclair Interface II port 1 (or Spectrum +2A/+3 joystick 1)
ZXSTKJT_SINCLAIR2	Sinclair Interface II port 2 (or Spectrum +2A/+3 joystick 2)
ZXSTKJT_SPECTRUMPLUS	Spectrum+/128/+2/+2A/+3 cursor keys
ZXSTKJT_TIMEX1	Timex TC2048, TC2068, TS2068 and Spectrum SE built-in joystick, port 1.
ZXSTKJT_TIMEX2	Timex TC2048, TC2068, TS2068 and Spectrum SE built-in joystick, port 2.
ZXSTKJT_NONE	None

Revision history

Available since version 1.0.

chKeyboard was added in version 1.1. The size of a version 1.1 ZXSTKEYBOARD block is therefore one byte larger than in version 1.0.


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