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assign_to_key ({key_id}, {function_name})

     Usage: Assign a key or key sequence to a function.  The key_id
            can take many forms, outlined under parameters.  A key is
            "unassigned" by assigning the function nothing to the key.

Parameters: Key_id .string. has some special properties.  In general,
            it is the name of a key surrounded by angle brackets
            (<>).  For a table of key names, select Key Table in the
            SEE ALSO section.  It can be preceded by a modifier to
            specify an attribute such as SHIFT or ALT.  The modifier
            can also specify a particular occurrence of a key that
            appears more than once on the keyboard (such as "*" and
            "+"). To get both occurrences of one of these keys, leave
            out the angle brackets.  Note that you need to precede <,
            >, %, #, , and \ with a backslash.  There are alternate
            methods of specifying keycodes...see the manual if you
            need them.  Function_name .string. contains the name
            of the function to assign. Note that the command may
            contain arguments (separated by spaces) to the macro as
            well, such as strings and literal integers.

   Returns: Nothing