termkey_strpkey - Man Page

#include <termkey.h>

char *termkey_strpkey(TermKey *tk, const char *str,
            TermKeyKey *key, TermKeyFormat format);

Link with -ltermkey.

termkey_strpkey(3) parses a string buffer containing a human-readable representation of a key event. It fills the key structure from the results of this parsing, similar to the strptime(3) standard library function.

The format argument specifies the format expected in the string, as a bitmask of the following constants:

TERMKEY_FORMAT_LONGMOD

Expect full modifier names e.g. "Shift-" instead of abbreviating to "S-".

TERMKEY_FORMAT_CARETCTRL

If the only modifier is TERMKEY_MOD_CTRL on a plain letter, accept it as "^X" rather than "Ctrl-X".

TERMKEY_FORMAT_ALTISMETA

Expect the name "Meta" or the letter "M" instead of "Alt" or "A".

TERMKEY_FORMAT_SPACEMOD

Expect spaces instead of hyphens to separate the modifier name(s) from the base key name.

TERMKEY_FORMAT_LOWERMOD

Expect lowercase for the modifier name.

TERMKEY_FORMAT_LOWERSPACE

Expect lowercase with spaces in for the key name instead of camelCase (for example "page down" instead of "PageDown").

TERMKEY_FORMAT_MOUSE_POS

Expect a mouse event to be followed by its position rendered as "@ (col,line)".

Before returning, this function canonicalises the key structure according to the rules given for termkey_canonicalise(3).

The TERMKEY_FORMAT_WRAPBRACKET option is currently not supported by termkey_strpkey(). When returning a TERMKEY_TYPE_UNICODE key structure, this function will fill in the utf8 member.

After a successful parse, termkey_strpkey() returns a pointer to the first character of the input it did not consume. If the input string contains more characters then this will point at the first character beyond. If the entire input string was consumed, then this will point at a null byte. If termkey_strpkey() fails to parse, it returns NULL. After a failed parse, the key structure may contain partial or invalid results. The structure will only be valid if the function returns a non-NULL result.

termkey_new(3), termkey_strfkey(3), termkey_keycmp(3), termkey(7)

termkey(7), termkey_canonicalise(3), termkey_keycmp(3), termkey_keyname2sym(3), termkey_lookup_keyname(3), termkey_strfkey(3).