AmigaKeyRemapper

Short:        Simple program that remaps qualifier keys
Author:       Fredrik Wikstrom, Scott A. Cabit, Ryan Dixon
Uploader:     Ryan Dixon
Type:         util/misc
Version:      1.4
Architecture: m68k-amigaos; ppc-amigaos; i386-aros

Allows remapping of right amiga key. Source code is included.
Note - version 1.4 has only been rebuilt and tested for OS4. It
should still be buildable for all other variants.

Installation:

1. copy AmigaKeyRemapper.os4 to C: or somewhere else convenient
2. add the following line to user-startup:
Run >NIL: AmigaKeyRemapper.os4 [PARM[, PARM...]] <>NIL:

  where PARM is one of:  ralt, lalt, ctrl, swap or <blank>. PARMs can be
  combined but it is not recommended. No PARM (<blank>) is the same as
  "swap". Only "caps swap" has been tested:
  
        Run >nil: c:AmigaKeyremapper.os4 swap caps <>NIL:

  will act as if ctrl was pressed when capslock is pressed and will
  cause left-Amiga and right-Amiga keys to be swapped.

  As another example,

        Run >nil: c:AmigaKeyremapper.os4 lalt <>NIL:

  will remap the left ALT key to be the right Amiga key.

  Note - It is potentially HAZARDOUS to use the ctrl parameter since it causes
the control key to no longer be usable; for example, to break from an 
AmigaDOS program using CTRL-C. 

The program can then be stopped by a break (CTRL-C) signal (unless you
specified ctrl as your parameter!)

Changes:

1.1 (13-Aug-2010)
 - Now supports AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x and i386-AROS
1.2 (25-DEC-2012)
 - Modified to swap right ALT with Right Amiga key for Logitech
MK320 and other wireless keyboards which have no right "windows"
key
1.3 (29-DEC-2012)
- Modified to accept different input parameters on the command line
so users can choose between ralt, lalt, control or left Amiga keys as the
key to swap with the Right Amiga key.
1.4 (01-Nov-2025)
 - Now accepts multiple arguments and allows capslock to be mapped
to ctrl.