Joseph K. Horn



> What's missing [in Keyman] is a FAST way to answer the question,

> "What key did I assign MOD to?"

> "A brain is a terrible thing to waste on a job that a machine can do."



Hello all,

there is a new small tool on my site, ViewKeyAsmt, which lets the 49+ do

what you call "wasting of brain". It runs slightly differently from what

you wish. IMHO, searching a key assigned MOD to doesn't pay. It seems

better to assign menu 14 (REAL) to LS_hold_MATH.



ViewKeyAsmt, assigned to a suitable dispensable key (there are some :-)

does what you want. Just press the key whose suspected assignment you've

perhaps forgotten. Voila, the assignment (if there is any) appears in a

special viewer! Mode sensitive key assignment made professionally with

Keyman are SysRPL objects. Hence, decompilation is tacidly done by MASD.

ViewKeyAsmt automatically chooses ASM-> or ->S3, depending on whether

the assignment is a code object or not. Not you, but the tool cares

about decompilation flags. All much faster than RclKey :-)     



I could have included the very small ViewKeyAsmt into the assignment

list offered by Keyman/More. But I didn't because everybody should

decide by himself what he considers to be a convenient dispensable key.

I could also have made a rompointer from it, putting IfD and IfL into a

small choose box. But who likes rewriting Keyman.htm in 3 languages? 



ATTENTION: ViewKeyAsmt runs only with the new Keyman version 4.2004.



- Wolfgang