In addition to the typo reported in my previous post, I would have a suggestion for next release: add the keycode table either in the command index or the doc.

I would appreciate this very much, as I've only programmed in pure BASIC before and I need to keep finding the keycode layout somewhere each time I want to detect a new key.

Use this for now, I'll put a copy of it in the next update, which might be tonight since I think I may have a serious bug that needs fixing.  Nothing new in the update and not a separate version, just a fix to the previous.


The numbering actually kind of makes sense in hexadecimal, but in base 10, the numbering system seems kind of random.

I don't see why not since it is getting turned into Assembly and assembly can use it (I believe?).

No, its not there yet.  I completely forgot about it.  Maybe next version, I'll add it to the list.

Yeah, the ON key is special... Generates an interrupt rather than being able to be read from the keyboard...

Interrupt being a hardware interrupt, one that will not stop program execution (not for long, at least).  Don't worry.
In MirageOS it might interrupt the program, but it won't quit.

Sure thing.  What a hardware interrupt does is stop executing code, move the program pointer elsewhere, and execute from there.  Then, when that code finishes, it moves back to the original code.  Kind of like multithreading.