key-names

The value of this constant is a list of all vk-[name] virtual key names in alphabetical order. These are pre-defined constants corresponding to usually non-typable keys on the keyboard. When a Lisp function calls for a virtual key argument, one of the pre-defined constants is suitable as an argument value. The word after the hyphen names the key, in this case the up arrow key.

The keys are:

vk-add vk-alt vk-applications vk-backquote vk-backslash vk-backspace vk-backtab vk-cancel vk-capslock vk-close-square-bracket vk-comma vk-control vk-decimal vk-delete vk-divide vk-down vk-end vk-enter vk-escape vk-f1 vk-f10 vk-f11 vk-f12 vk-f13 vk-f14 vk-f15 vk-f16 vk-f2 vk-f3 vk-f4 vk-f5 vk-f6 vk-f7 vk-f8 vk-f9 vk-home vk-insert vk-lbutton vk-left vk-left-alt vk-left-control vk-left-shift vk-left-windows vk-mbutton vk-meta vk-minus vk-multiply vk-numlock vk-numpad0 vk-numpad1 vk-numpad2 vk-numpad3 vk-numpad4 vk-numpad5 vk-numpad6 vk-numpad7 vk-numpad8 vk-numpad9 vk-open-square-bracket vk-pagedown vk-pageup vk-pause vk-period vk-plus vk-printscrn vk-quote vk-rbutton vk-return vk-right vk-right-alt vk-right-control vk-right-shift vk-right-windows vk-scrllock vk-semicolon vk-separator vk-shift vk-slash vk-space vk-subtract vk-sysrq vk-tab vk-up vk-xbutton1 vk-xbutton2

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