keyname()
 

this says

keycode of a: 65
keyname of a:

shouldn it be

keycode of a: 65
keyname of a: a

?(clientside) =(

I think there was some problem with keyname in the past.. It's only clientside, maybe?

Try #k(int)

ehr
that (clientside) at the end should express that im trying it clientside o.o
and i dont really use gs1 =/ it doesnt fit well with gs1

any other idea?

It's a hack. I'm pretty sure I had to use #k() instead of keyname() for something.

same result:
keycode of a: 65
keyname of a:

It's #K for the keyname, not #k.

ah that works, thanks
now why didnt keyname() work? Oo

a Keycode cannot be directly converted to character. I guess what you were trying to was conversion to and from ascii:

number = getascii("a") or getascii('a')
character = char(asciicode)

Often the key code is the same as ascii though (for a-z).
Also note that getascii() was bugged on serverside until a few days ago, I am not sure if the new npcserver has been uploaded to all machines yet.
keyname(0..10) is for knowing the name of the default game keys and works on clientside only.