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XDisplayKeycodes()					    XDisplayKeycodes()

Name
  XDisplayKeycodes – obtain the range of legal keycodes for a server.

Synopsis
  XDisplayKeycodes(display, min_keycodes_return, max_keycodes_return)
	Display *display;
	int *min_keycodes_return, *max_keycodes_return;

Arguments
  display     Specifies	 a  connection	to  an	X  server;  returned from
	      XOpenDisplay().

  min_keycodes_return
	      Returns the minimum keycode.

  max_keycodes_return
	      Returns the maximum keycode.

Description
  XDisplayKeycodes() returns the  min_keycodes_return  and  max_keycodes_
  return supported by the specified server.  The minimum keycode returned
  is never less than 8, and the maximum keycode returned is never greater
  than	255.   Not all keycodes in this range are required to have corre‐
  sponding keys.

  For more information, see Volume  One,  Chapter  9,  The  Keyboard  and
  Pointer.

See Also
  XKeycodeToKeysym(), XKeysymToKeycode(), XLookupString().

Xlib - Window Manager Hints				    XDisplayKeycodes()

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