Add lookup table for button codes

[vprimachenko]

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i've spent some time playing around with my 4Q and this is what i came up with

enum class Keys : unsigned char {
    LCtrl = 0,
    LShift = 1,
    CapsLock = 2,
    Tab = 3,
    Tilde = 4,
    Esc = 5,

    LWin = 6,
    A = 8,
    Q = 9,
    _1 = 10,

    LAlt = 12,
    Z = 13,
    S = 14,
    W = 15,
    _2 = 16,
    F1 = 17,

    X = 19,
    D = 20,
    E = 21,
    _3 = 22,
    F2 = 23,

    C = 25,
    F = 26,
    R = 27,
    _4 = 28,
    F3 = 29,

    V = 31,
    G = 32,
    T = 33,
    _5 = 34,
    F4 = 35,

    Space = 36,
    B = 37,
    H = 38,
    Y = 39,
    _6 = 40,
    F5 = 41,

    N = 43,
    J = 44,
    U = 45,
    _7 = 46,
    F6 = 47,

    M = 49,
    K = 50,
    I = 51,
    _8 = 52,
    F7 = 53,

    Comma= 55,
    L = 56,
    O = 57,
    _9 = 58,
    F8 = 59,

    RAlt = 60,
    Dot = 61,
    Semicolon = 62,
    P = 63,
    _0 = 64,
    F9 = 65,

    RWin = 66,
    Slash = 67,
    Quote = 68,
    BracketOpen = 69,
    Minus = 70,
    F10 = 71,

    ContextMenu = 72,
    BracketClose = 75,
    Equals = 76,
    F11 = 77,

    RCtrl = 78,
    RShift = 79,
    Enter = 80,
    Backslash = 81,
    Backspace = 82,
    F12 = 83,

    Left = 84,
    Del = 87,
    Ins = 88,
    PrtSc = 89,

    Down = 90,
    Up = 91,
    End = 93,
    Home = 94,
    ScrLK = 95,

    Right = 96,
    PgDn = 99,
    PgUp = 100,
    Pause = 101,

    Num0 = 102,
    Num1 = 103,
    Num4 = 104,
    Num7 = 105,
    NumLock = 106,

    Num2 = 109,
    Num5 = 110,
    Num8 = 111,
    NumSlash = 112,

    NumDot = 114,
    Num3 = 115,
    Num6 = 116,
    Num9 = 117,
    NumTimes = 118,

    NumEnter = 122,
    NumPlus = 123,
    NumMinus = 124,

    Sleep = 126,
    Brightness = 127,
    PlayPause = 128,
    Next = 129
};

could not find a way to change the ϙ buttons color

[octo]

Hi @vprimachenko,

thank you so much for getting this key → LED ID mapping! I'll turn this into something that can be used from Go soonish.

Which keyboard layout did you use to get this? en-us?

Best regards, —octo

[vprimachenko]

yeah, i used the EN_US layout as pictured here

overall it seems like this guide from DAS is a good starting point