i have found out how the filenames are named the way they are.(i think)
Key Order - If you ask for 5 keys, they are sequential on the keyboard by three methods:
Alphabetical - Where E is followed by F, G, H and I
QWERTY - Where it follows the keyboard rows, and E is followed by R, T, Y and U
1QAZ - Where it follows the keyboard columns, and E is followed by F, V, 4 and R
The keypad keys are ordered: keypad 0, keypad period, keypad 1, keypad 2, etc.
And...
CHOPs
Keyboard CHOP has a different format (vs Houdini) that is not backward compatible.
It defines the behavior of one key, and has "Number of Keys" field to repeat it for the next # of keys beside it.
If you ask for 5 keys, they are sequential on the keyboard by three methods:
Alphabetical, where E is followed by F, G, H and I
QWERTY, where it follows the keyboard rows, and E is followed by R, T, Y and U
1QAZ, where it follows the keyboard columns, and E is followed by F, V, 4 and R
channels are automatically named
Key: as kq kw ke, based on the key name (and key pad channels are named kp0, kp1...) or
Numbered: k1 k2 k3 k4 based on the order of the channels.
all channels have the same Type and Modifier Keys.
The keypad keys are ordered, keypad 0, keypad period, keypad 1, keypad 2, etc.
But i have a feeling i have delved way to deep with these filenames as i may have found the software program that was made to use the document.
Anyway check the sources out for yourself.
At least i have found out something about the filenames even though it could be nothing it lets us stop worrying about the names too much and make
things easier so it doesnt seem as hard as it really is.
The only other solutions to the filenames is that we can just assume there are certain files missing and see if we can find them.
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[edit on 9-9-2004 by markjaxson]