ENTER

→ ENTER

The value standing for the Enter key — the big key that starts a new line.

ENTER

You hand it to taetsiETshwerwe:

fa (taetsiETshwerwe(ENTER)) { ... }

The name stays English, and that is a reasoned decision. The word Enter is printed on the key itself, on the keyboard the child is looking at. Translating it would replace a word they can see with one they will never see anywhere — exactly what the PI rule refuses. Written Setswana does the same: it has SHIFT key as “taetsi ya SHIFT” and ESC key as “taetsi ya ESC” — the key’s name is left alone and only the word key is translated.

ENTER and RETURN are the same value. Both are 'Enter'. Bopa ships both names — either one works identically.

It is a string, not a number — 'Enter', not 13.

Examples

ENTER to wipe

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tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(400, 240);
  bokamorago(244);
  tlogelaMothalo();
  tlhalosa('Didiko tse di tsenngwang ka go tobetsa, tse di phimolwang ka ENTER. Tobetsa setshwantsho pele.');
}

tiro pebaETobeditswe() {
  tlatsaMmala(90, 150, 200, 170);
  thalaSediko(pebaX, pebaY, 44);
}

tiro taetsiETobeditswe() {
  fa (taetsiETshwerwe(ENTER)) {
    bokamorago(244);
  }
}

ENTER

Examples

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