EKEY
): ¶Keys corresponding to ASCII characters are encoded as ASCII
characters. Other keys are encoded with the constants k-left
,
k-right
, k-up
, k-down
, k-home
,
k-end
, k1
, k2
, k3
, k4
, k5
,
k6
, k7
, k8
, k9
, k10
, k11
,
k12
, k-winch
, k-eof
.
System dependent. With respect to MS
, the time is specified in
microseconds. How well the OS and the hardware implement this, is
another question.
MS
: ¶System dependent. On Unix, a lot depends on load. If the system is lightly loaded, and the delay is short enough that Gforth does not get swapped out, the performance should be acceptable. Under MS-DOS and other single-tasking systems, it should be good.