numkey (from <Someone>)

mapping the 5 and 0 to '5' and '0' respectively
when NumLock is off, to make entering numbers easier. The core will map '5' and
'0' to 'g' and 'i' respectively. This solves W341-5.

Note: I changed nhdefkey.c and mhmain.c, so both the tty and the windows
interface will show new behaviour. I deliberately did not change nh340key.dll.

Note: Maybe the same change should be made to the MSDOS port.

Note: The behaviour of getobj is a little bit strange: It doesn't use
yn_question's  facility for returning a number, but handles that itself. The
net effect of this is that if you type d55$ (to drop 55 zorkmids,) only the
first '5' is shown

sys/winnt/nhdefkey.c

@@ -81,13 +81,13 @@ static const struct pad {
 			{'9', M('9'), '9'},		/* 9 */
 			{'m', C('p'), C('p')},		/* - */
 			{'4', M('4'), '4'},		/* 4 */
-			{'g', 'G', 'g'},		/* 5 */
+			{'5', M('5'), '5'},		/* 5 */
 			{'6', M('6'), '6'},		/* 6 */
 			{'+', 'P', C('p')},		/* + */
 			{'1', M('1'), '1'},		/* 1 */
 			{'2', M('2'), '2'},		/* 2 */
 			{'3', M('3'), '3'},		/* 3 */
-			{'i', 'I', C('i')},		/* Ins */
+			{'0', M('0'), '0'},		/* Ins */
 			{'.', ':', ':'}			/* Del */
 };
 

win/win32/mhmain.c

@@ -138,13 +138,13 @@ numpad[KEY_LAST][3] = {
 	{'9', M('9'), '9'}, /* 9 */
 	{'m', C('p'), C('p')}, /* - */
 	{'4', M('4'), '4'}, /* 4 */
-	{'g', 'G', 'g'}, /* 5 */
+	{'5', M('5'), '5'}, /* 5 */
 	{'6', M('6'), '6'}, /* 6 */
 	{'+', 'P', C('p')}, /* + */
 	{'1', M('1'), '1'}, /* 1 */
 	{'2', M('2'), '2'}, /* 2 */
 	{'3', M('3'), '3'}, /* 3 */
-	{'i', 'I', C('i')}, /* Ins */
+	{'0', M('0'), '0'}, /* Ins */
 	{'.', ':', ':'} /* Del */
 };