keypress.coffee

###
Copyright 2014 David Mauro

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Keypress is a robust keyboard input capturing Javascript utility
focused on input for games.

version 2.0.1
###

###
Combo options available and their defaults:
    keys            : []            - An array of the keys pressed together to activate combo.
    count           : 0             - The number of times a counting combo has been pressed. Reset on release.
    is_unordered    : false         - Unless this is set to true, the keys can be pressed down in any order.
    is_counting     : false         - Makes this a counting combo (see documentation).
    is_exclusive    : false         - This combo will replace other exclusive combos when true.
    is_solitary     : false         - This combo will only fire if ONLY it's keys are pressed down.
    is_sequence     : false         - Rather than a key combo, this is an ordered key sequence.
    prevent_default : false         - Prevent default behavior for all component key keypresses.
    prevent_repeat  : false         - Prevent the combo from repeating when keydown is held.
    on_keydown      : null          - A function that is called when the combo is pressed.
    on_keyup        : null          - A function that is called when the combo is released.
    on_release      : null          - A function that is called when all keys in the combo are released.
    this            : undefined     - Defines the scope for your callback functions.
###

###########
# Constants
###########

_factory_defaults =
    is_unordered    : false
    is_counting     : false
    is_exclusive    : false
    is_solitary     : false
    prevent_default : false
    prevent_repeat  : false

_modifier_keys = ["meta", "alt", "option", "ctrl", "shift", "cmd"]

_metakey = "ctrl"

###########################
# Public object and Classes
###########################

window.keypress = {}

keypress.debug = false

class Combo
    constructor: (dictionary) ->
        # Copy over any non-false values
        for own property, value of dictionary
            @[property] = value if value != false

        # Standard Defaults
        @keys = @keys or []
        @count = @count or 0

    allows_key_repeat: ->
        # Combos with keydown functions should be able to rapid fire
        # when holding down the key for an extended period
        return not @prevent_repeat and typeof @on_keydown is "function"

    reset: ->
        @count = 0
        @keyup_fired = null

class keypress.Listener
    constructor:(element, defaults) ->
        # Public properties
        @should_suppress_event_defaults = false
        @should_force_event_defaults = false
        @sequence_delay = 800

        # Private properties
        @_registered_combos = []
        @_keys_down = []
        @_active_combos = []
        @_sequence = []
        @_sequence_timer = null
        @_prevent_capture = false
        @_defaults = defaults or {}
        for own property, value of _factory_defaults
            @_defaults[property] = @_defaults[property] or value

        # Attach handlers to element
        element = element or document.body

        attach_handler = (target, event, handler) ->
            if target.addEventListener
                target.addEventListener event, handler
            else if target.attachEvent
                target.attachEvent "on#{event}", handler

        attach_handler element, "keydown", (e) =>
            e = e or window.event
            @_receive_input e, true
            @_bug_catcher e
        attach_handler element, "keyup", (e) =>
            e = e or window.event
            @_receive_input e, false
        attach_handler window, "blur", =>
            # Assume all keys are released when we can't catch key events
            # This prevents alt+tab conflicts
            for key in @_keys_down
                @_key_up key, {}
            @_keys_down = []

    # Helper Methods

    _bug_catcher: (e) ->
        # This seems to be Mac specific weirdness, so we'll target "cmd" as metaKey
        # Force a keyup for non-modifier keys when command is held because they don't fire
        if _metakey is "cmd" and "cmd" in @_keys_down and _convert_key_to_readable(e.keyCode) not in ["cmd", "shift", "alt", "caps", "tab"]
            @_receive_input e, false
        # Note: we're currently ignoring the fact that this doesn't catch the bug that a keyup
        # will not fire if you keydown a combo, then press and hold cmd, then keyup the combo.
        # Perhaps we should fire keyup on all active combos when we press cmd?

    _cmd_bug_check: (combo_keys) ->
        # We don't want to allow combos to activate if the cmd key
        # is pressed, but cmd isn't in them. This is so they don't
        # accidentally rapid fire due to our hack-around for the cmd
        # key bug and having to fake keyups.
        if _metakey is "cmd" and "cmd" in @_keys_down and "cmd" not in combo_keys
            return false
        return true

    _prevent_default: (e, should_prevent) ->
        # If we've pressed a combo, or if we are working towards
        # one, we should prevent the default keydown event.
        if (should_prevent or @should_suppress_event_defaults) and not @should_force_event_defaults
            if e.preventDefault then e.preventDefault() else e.returnValue = false    
            e.stopPropagation() if e.stopPropagation

    # Tracking Combos

    _get_active_combos: (key) ->
        # Based on the keys_down and the key just pressed or released
        # (which should not be in keys_down), we determine if any
        # combo in registered_combos could be considered active.
        # This will return an array of active combos

        active_combos = []

        # First check that every key in keys_down maps to a combo
        keys_down = _filter_array @_keys_down, (down_key) ->
            down_key isnt key
        keys_down.push key

        # Get perfect matches
        @_match_combo_arrays keys_down, (match) =>
            active_combos.push(match) if @_cmd_bug_check match.keys

        # Get fuzzy matches
        @_fuzzy_match_combo_arrays keys_down, (match) =>
            return if match in active_combos
            active_combos.push(match) unless match.is_solitary or not @_cmd_bug_check match.keys
        
        return active_combos

    _get_potential_combos: (key) ->
        # Check if we are working towards pressing a combo.
        # Used for preventing default on keys that might match
        # to a combo in the future.
        potentials = []
        for combo in @_registered_combos
            continue if combo.is_sequence
            potentials.push(combo) if key in combo.keys and @_cmd_bug_check combo.keys
        return potentials

    _add_to_active_combos: (combo) ->
        should_replace = false
        should_prepend = true
        already_replaced = false
        # An active combo is any combo which the user has already entered.
        # We use this to track when a user has released the last key of a
        # combo for on_release, and to keep combos from 'overlapping'.
        if combo in @_active_combos
            return true
        else if @_active_combos.length
            # We have to check if we're replacing another active combo
            # So compare the combo.keys to all active combos' keys.
            for i in [0...@_active_combos.length]
                active_combo = @_active_combos[i]
                continue unless active_combo and active_combo.is_exclusive and combo.is_exclusive
                active_keys = active_combo.keys
                unless should_replace
                    for active_key in active_keys
                        should_replace = true
                        unless active_key in combo.keys
                            should_replace = false
                            break

                if should_prepend and not should_replace
                    for combo_key in combo.keys
                        should_prepend = false
                        unless combo_key in active_keys
                            should_prepend = true
                            break

                if should_replace
                    if already_replaced
                        active_combo = @_active_combos.splice(i, 1)[0]
                        active_combo.reset() if active_combo?
                    else
                        active_combo =  @_active_combos.splice(i, 1, combo)[0]
                        active_combo.reset() if active_combo?
                        already_replaced = true
                    should_prepend = false
        if should_prepend
            @_active_combos.unshift combo

        return should_replace or should_prepend

    _remove_from_active_combos: (combo) ->
        for i in [0...@_active_combos.length]
            active_combo = @_active_combos[i]
            if active_combo is combo
                combo = @_active_combos.splice(i, 1)[0]
                combo.reset()
                break
        return

    # Sequence Methods

    _get_possible_sequences: ->
        # Determine what if any sequences we're working towards.
        # We will consider any which any part of the end of the sequence
        # matches and return all of them.
        matches = []
        for combo in @_registered_combos
            for j in [1..@_sequence.length]
                sequence = @_sequence.slice -j
                continue unless combo.is_sequence
                unless "shift" in combo.keys
                    sequence = _filter_array sequence, (key) ->
                        return key isnt "shift"
                    continue unless sequence.length
                for i in [0...sequence.length]
                    if combo.keys[i] is sequence[i]
                        match = true
                    else
                        match = false
                        break
                matches.push(combo) if match
        return matches

    _add_key_to_sequence: (key, e) ->
        @_sequence.push key
        # Now check if they're working towards a sequence
        sequence_combos = @_get_possible_sequences()
        if sequence_combos.length
            for combo in sequence_combos
                @_prevent_default e, combo.prevent_default
            # If we're working towards one, give them more time to keep going
            clearTimeout(@_sequence_timer) if @_sequence_timer
            if @sequence_delay > -1
                @_sequence_timer = setTimeout ->
                    @_sequence = []
                , @sequence_delay
        else
            # If we're not working towards something, just clear it out
            @_sequence = []
        return

    _get_sequence: (key) ->
        # Compare _sequence to all combos
        for combo in @_registered_combos
            continue unless combo.is_sequence
            for j in [1..@_sequence.length]
                # As we are traversing backwards through the sequence keys,
                # Take out any shift keys, unless shift is in the combo.
                sequence = (_filter_array @_sequence, (seq_key) ->
                    return true if "shift" in combo.keys
                    return seq_key isnt "shift"
                ).slice -j
                continue unless combo.keys.length is sequence.length
                for i in [0...sequence.length]
                    seq_key = sequence[i]
                    # Special case for shift. Ignore shift keys, unless the sequence explicitly uses them
                    continue if seq_key is "shift" unless "shift" in combo.keys
                    # Don't select this combo if we're pressing shift and shift isn't in it
                    continue if key is "shift" and "shift" not in combo.keys
                    if combo.keys[i] is seq_key
                        match = true
                    else
                        match = false
                        break
            return combo if match
        return false

    # Catching Combos

    _receive_input: (e, is_keydown) ->
        # If we're not capturing input, we should
        # clear out _keys_down for good measure
        if @_prevent_capture
            @_keys_down = [] if @_keys_down.length
            return
        key = _convert_key_to_readable e.keyCode
        # Catch tabbing out of a non-capturing state
        if !is_keydown and !@_keys_down.length and key in ["alt", _metakey]
            return
        return unless key
        if is_keydown
            @_key_down key, e
        else
            @_key_up key, e
        
    _fire: (event, combo, key_event, is_autorepeat) ->
        # Only fire this event if the function is defined
        if typeof combo["on_" + event] is "function"
            @_prevent_default key_event, (combo["on_" + event].call(combo.this, key_event, combo.count, is_autorepeat) isnt true)
        # We need to mark that keyup has already happened
        if event is "release"
            combo.count = 0
        if event is "keyup"
            combo.keyup_fired = true

    _match_combo_arrays: (potential_match, match_handler) ->
        # This will return all combos that match
        for source_combo in @_registered_combos
            if (not source_combo.is_unordered and _compare_arrays_sorted(potential_match, source_combo.keys)) or (source_combo.is_unordered and _compare_arrays(potential_match, source_combo.keys))
                match_handler source_combo
        return

    _fuzzy_match_combo_arrays: (potential_match, match_handler) ->
        # This will return combos that match even if other keys are pressed
        for source_combo in @_registered_combos
            if (not source_combo.is_unordered and _is_array_in_array_sorted(source_combo.keys, potential_match)) or (source_combo.is_unordered and _is_array_in_array(source_combo.keys, potential_match))
                match_handler source_combo
        return

    _keys_remain: (combo) ->
        for key in combo.keys
            if key in @_keys_down
                keys_remain = true
                break
        return keys_remain

    _key_down: (key, e) ->
        # Check if we're holding shift
        shifted_key = _convert_to_shifted_key key, e
        key = shifted_key if shifted_key

        # Add the key to sequences
        @_add_key_to_sequence key, e
        sequence_combo = @_get_sequence key
        @_fire("keydown", sequence_combo, e) if sequence_combo

        # We might have modifier keys down when coming back to
        # this window and they might not be in _keys_down, so
        # we're doing a check to make sure we put it back in.
        # This only works for explicit modifier keys.
        for mod, event_mod of _modifier_event_mapping
            continue unless e[event_mod]
            continue if mod is key or mod in @_keys_down
            @_keys_down.push mod
        # Alternatively, we might not have modifier keys down
        # that we think are, so we should catch those too
        for mod, event_mod of _modifier_event_mapping
            continue if mod is key
            if mod in @_keys_down and not e[event_mod]
                # The Windows key will think it is the cmd key, but won't trigger the event mod 
                continue if mod is "cmd" and _metakey isnt "cmd"
                for i in [0...@_keys_down.length]
                    @_keys_down.splice(i, 1) if @_keys_down[i] is mod

        # Find which combos we have pressed or might be working towards, and prevent default
        combos = @_get_active_combos key
        potential_combos = @_get_potential_combos key
        for combo in combos
            @_handle_combo_down combo, potential_combos, key, e
        if potential_combos.length
            for potential in potential_combos
                @_prevent_default e, potential.prevent_default

        if key not in @_keys_down
            @_keys_down.push key
        return

    _handle_combo_down: (combo, potential_combos, key, e) ->
        # Make sure we're not trying to fire for a combo that already fired
        return false unless key in combo.keys

        @_prevent_default e, (combo and combo.prevent_default)

        is_autorepeat = false
        # If we've already pressed this key, check that we want to fire
        # again, otherwise just add it to the keys_down list.
        if key in @_keys_down
            is_autorepeat = true
            return false unless combo.allows_key_repeat()

        # Now we add this combo or replace it in _active_combos
        result = @_add_to_active_combos combo, key

        # We reset the keyup_fired property because you should be
        # able to fire that again, if you've pressed the key down again
        combo.keyup_fired = false

        # Now we fire the keydown event unless there is a larger exclusive potential combo
        is_other_exclusive = false
        if combo.is_exclusive
            for potential_combo in potential_combos
                if potential_combo.is_exclusive and potential_combo.keys.length > combo.keys.length
                    is_other_exclusive = true
                    break

        unless is_other_exclusive
            if combo.is_counting and typeof combo.on_keydown is "function"
                combo.count += 1

            # Only fire keydown if we added it
            if result
                @_fire "keydown", combo, e, is_autorepeat

    _key_up: (key, e) ->
        # Check if we're holding shift
        unshifted_key = key
        shifted_key = _convert_to_shifted_key key, e
        key = shifted_key if shifted_key
        shifted_key = _keycode_shifted_keys[unshifted_key]
        # We have to make sure the key matches to what we had in _keys_down
        if e.shiftKey
            key = unshifted_key unless shifted_key and shifted_key in @_keys_down
        else
            key = shifted_key unless unshifted_key and unshifted_key in @_keys_down

        # Check if we have a keyup firing
        sequence_combo = @_get_sequence key
        @_fire("keyup", sequence_combo, e) if sequence_combo

        # Remove from the list
        return false unless key in @_keys_down
        for i in [0...@_keys_down.length]
            if @_keys_down[i] in [key, shifted_key, unshifted_key]
                @_keys_down.splice i, 1
                break

        # Store this for later cleanup
        active_combos_length = @_active_combos.length

        # When releasing we should only check if we
        # match from _active_combos so that we don't
        # accidentally fire for a combo that was a
        # smaller part of the one we actually wanted.
        combos = []
        for active_combo in @_active_combos
            if key in active_combo.keys
                combos.push active_combo
        for combo in combos
            @_handle_combo_up combo, e, key

        # We also need to check other combos that might still be in active_combos
        # and needs to be removed from it.
        if active_combos_length > 1
            for active_combo in @_active_combos
                continue if active_combo is undefined or active_combo in combos
                unless @_keys_remain active_combo
                    @_remove_from_active_combos active_combo
        return

    _handle_combo_up: (combo, e, key) ->
        @_prevent_default e, (combo and combo.prevent_default)
        
        # Check if any keys from this combo are still being held.
        keys_remaining = @_keys_remain combo

        # Any unactivated combos will fire
        if !combo.keyup_fired
            # And we should not fire it if it is a solitary combo and something else is pressed
            keys_down = @_keys_down.slice()
            keys_down.push key
            if not combo.is_solitary or _compare_arrays keys_down, combo.keys
                @_fire "keyup", combo, e
                # Dont' add to the count unless we only have a keyup callback
                if combo.is_counting and typeof combo.on_keyup is "function" and typeof combo.on_keydown isnt "function"
                    combo.count += 1

        # If this was the last key released of the combo, clean up.
        unless keys_remaining
            @_fire "release", combo, e
            @_remove_from_active_combos combo
        return

    # Public Registration Methods

    simple_combo: (keys, callback) ->
        # Shortcut for simple combos.
        @register_combo(
            keys            : keys
            on_keydown      : callback
        )

    counting_combo: (keys, count_callback) ->
        # Shortcut for counting combos
        @register_combo(
            keys            : keys
            is_counting     : true
            is_unordered    : false
            on_keydown      : count_callback
        )

    sequence_combo: (keys, callback) ->
        @register_combo(
            keys            : keys
            on_keydown      : callback
            is_sequence     : true
        )

    register_combo: (combo_dictionary) ->
        # Allow a space dilineated string instead of array
        if typeof combo_dictionary["keys"] is "string"
            combo_dictionary["keys"] = combo_dictionary["keys"].split " "
        for own property, value of @_defaults
            if combo_dictionary[property] == undefined
                combo_dictionary[property] = value
        combo = new Combo combo_dictionary
        
        if _validate_combo combo
            @_registered_combos.push combo
            combo

    register_many: (combo_array) ->
        @register_combo(combo) for combo in combo_array

    unregister_combo: (keys_or_combo) ->
        return false unless keys_or_combo

        unregister_combo = (combo) =>
            for i in [0...@_registered_combos.length]
                if combo is @_registered_combos[i]
                    @_registered_combos.splice i, 1
                    break

        if keys_or_combo.keys
            unregister_combo keys_or_combo
        else
            for combo in @_registered_combos
                continue unless combo
            if typeof keys_or_combo is "string"
                keys_or_combo = keys_or_combo.split " "
            if (combo.is_unordered and _compare_arrays(keys_or_combo, combo.keys)) or (not combo.is_unordered and _compare_arrays_sorted(keys_or_combo, combo.keys))
                    unregister_combo combo

    unregister_many: (combo_array) ->
        for combo in combo_array
            @unregister_combo combo

    # Other public methods

    get_registered_combos: ->
        return @_registered_combos

    reset: ->
        @_registered_combos = []

    listen: ->
        @_prevent_capture = false

    stop_listening: ->
        @_prevent_capture = true

    get_meta_key: ->
        # Helpful for debugging purposes
        return _metakey

##################
# Helper Functions
##################

_decide_meta_key = ->
    # If the useragent reports Mac OS X, assume cmd is metakey
    if navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Mac OS X") != -1
        _metakey = "cmd"
    return

_change_keycodes_by_browser = ->
    if navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera") != -1
        # Opera does weird stuff with command and control keys, let's fix that.
        # Note: Opera cannot override meta + s browser default of save page.
        # Note: Opera does some really strange stuff when cmd+alt+shift
        # are held and a non-modifier key is pressed.
        _keycode_dictionary["17"] = "cmd"
    return

_convert_key_to_readable = (k) ->
    return _keycode_dictionary[k]

_filter_array = (array, callback) ->
  if array.filter
    return array.filter(callback)
  else
    # For browsers without Array.prototype.filter like IE<9:
    return (element for element in array when callback(element))

_compare_arrays = (a1, a2) ->
    # This will ignore the ordering of the arrays
    # and simply check if they have the same contents.
    return false unless a1.length is a2.length
    for item in a1
        continue if item in a2
        return false
    return true

_compare_arrays_sorted = (a1, a2) ->
    return false unless a1.length is a2.length
    for i in [0...a1.length]
        return false unless a1[i] is a2[i]
    return true

_is_array_in_array = (a1, a2) ->
    # Returns true only if all of the contents of
    # a1 are included in a2
    for item in a1
        return false unless item in a2
    return true

_is_array_in_array_sorted = (a1, a2) ->
    # Return true only if all of the contents of
    # a1 are include in a2 and they appear in the
    # same order in both.
    prev = 0
    for item in a1
        index = a2.indexOf item
        if index >= prev
            prev = index
        else
            return false
    return true

_log_error = () ->
    console.log arguments... if keypress.debug

_key_is_valid = (key) ->
    valid = false
    for _, valid_key of _keycode_dictionary
        if key is valid_key
            valid = true
            break
    unless valid
        for _, valid_key of _keycode_shifted_keys
            if key is valid_key
                valid = true
                break
    return valid

_validate_combo = (combo) ->
    validated = true

    # Warn for lack of keys
    unless combo.keys.length
        _log_error "You're trying to bind a combo with no keys:", combo

    # Convert "meta" to either "ctrl" or "cmd"
    # Don't explicity use the command key, it breaks
    # because it is the windows key in Windows, and
    # cannot be hijacked.
    for i in [0...combo.keys.length]
        key = combo.keys[i]
        # Check the name and replace if needed
        alt_name = _keycode_alternate_names[key]
        key = combo.keys[i] = alt_name if alt_name
        if key is "meta"
            combo.keys.splice i, 1, _metakey
        if key is "cmd"
            _log_error "Warning: use the \"meta\" key rather than \"cmd\" for Windows compatibility"

    # Check that all keys in the combo are valid
    for key in combo.keys
        unless _key_is_valid key
            _log_error "Do not recognize the key \"#{key}\""
            validated = false

    # We can only allow a single non-modifier key
    # in combos that include the command key (this
    # includes 'meta') because of the keyup bug.
    if "meta" in combo.keys or "cmd" in combo.keys
        non_modifier_keys = combo.keys.slice()
        for mod_key in _modifier_keys
            if (i = non_modifier_keys.indexOf(mod_key)) > -1
                non_modifier_keys.splice(i, 1) 
        if non_modifier_keys.length > 1
            _log_error "META and CMD key combos cannot have more than 1 non-modifier keys", combo, non_modifier_keys
            validated = false

    # Tell the user if they are trying to use any
    # combo properties that don't actually exist,
    # but allow the combo
    for property, value of combo
        if _factory_defaults[property] is "undefined"
            _log_error "The property #{property} is not a valid combo property. Your combo has still been registered."

    return validated

_convert_to_shifted_key = (key, e) ->
    return false unless e.shiftKey
    k = _keycode_shifted_keys[key]
    return k if k?
    return false

##########################
# Key Mapping Dictionaries
##########################

_modifier_event_mapping =
    "cmd"   : "metaKey"
    "ctrl"  : "ctrlKey"
    "shift" : "shiftKey"
    "alt"   : "altKey"

_keycode_alternate_names =
    "escape"        : "esc"
    "control"       : "ctrl"
    "command"       : "cmd"
    "break"         : "pause"
    "windows"       : "cmd"
    "option"        : "alt"
    "caps_lock"     : "caps"
    "apostrophe"    : "\'"
    "semicolon"     : ";"
    "tilde"         : "~"
    "accent"        : "`"
    "scroll_lock"   : "scroll"
    "num_lock"      : "num"

_keycode_shifted_keys =
    "/"     : "?"
    "."     : ">"
    ","     : "<"
    "\'"    : "\""
    ";"     : ":"
    "["     : "{"
    "]"     : "}"
    "\\"    : "|"
    "`"     : "~"
    "="     : "+"
    "-"     : "_"
    "1"     : "!"
    "2"     : "@"
    "3"     : "#"
    "4"     : "$"
    "5"     : "%"
    "6"     : "^"
    "7"     : "&"
    "8"     : "*"
    "9"     : "("
    "0"     : ")"

_keycode_dictionary = 
    0   : "\\"          # Firefox reports this keyCode when shift is held
    8   : "backspace"
    9   : "tab"
    12  : "num"
    13  : "enter"
    16  : "shift"
    17  : "ctrl"
    18  : "alt"
    19  : "pause"
    20  : "caps"
    27  : "esc"
    32  : "space"
    33  : "pageup"
    34  : "pagedown"
    35  : "end"
    36  : "home"
    37  : "left"
    38  : "up"
    39  : "right"
    40  : "down"
    44  : "print"
    45  : "insert"
    46  : "delete"
    48  : "0"
    49  : "1"
    50  : "2"
    51  : "3"
    52  : "4"
    53  : "5"
    54  : "6"
    55  : "7"
    56  : "8"
    57  : "9"
    65  : "a"
    66  : "b"
    67  : "c"
    68  : "d"
    69  : "e"
    70  : "f"
    71  : "g"
    72  : "h"
    73  : "i"
    74  : "j"
    75  : "k"
    76  : "l"
    77  : "m"
    78  : "n"
    79  : "o"
    80  : "p"
    81  : "q"
    82  : "r"
    83  : "s"
    84  : "t"
    85  : "u"
    86  : "v"
    87  : "w"
    88  : "x"
    89  : "y"
    90  : "z"
    91  : "cmd"
    92  : "cmd"
    93  : "cmd"
    96  : "num_0"
    97  : "num_1"
    98  : "num_2"
    99  : "num_3"
    100 : "num_4"
    101 : "num_5"
    102 : "num_6"
    103 : "num_7"
    104 : "num_8"
    105 : "num_9"
    106 : "num_multiply"
    107 : "num_add"
    108 : "num_enter"
    109 : "num_subtract"
    110 : "num_decimal"
    111 : "num_divide"
    124 : "print"
    144 : "num"
    145 : "scroll"
    186 : ";"
    187 : "="
    188 : ","
    189 : "-"
    190 : "."
    191 : "/"
    192 : "`"
    219 : "["
    220 : "\\"
    221 : "]"
    222 : "\'"
    223 : "`"
    224 : "cmd"
    225 : "alt"
    # Opera weirdness
    57392   : "ctrl"
    63289   : "num"

############
# Initialize
############

_decide_meta_key()
_change_keycodes_by_browser()