I don't have time to submit a PR right now, but maybe this can help someone..
It remaps the following keys to be a set of arrow keys (if you look at the layout of these keys on the iPhone keyboard, you'll see its roughly equivalent to WASD):
] = UP
\ = DOWN
_ = LEFT
| = RIGHT
you can't press and hold, but it's good enough for my situation, hopefully yours too... I left the ascii set to F1 in there, as it doesn't seem to work otherwise... there's probably a good reason for this, and a better way to do it, but I haven't messed with it that much yet.
in the file backends/platform/ios7/ios7_osys_events.cpp
add the following cases to the switch statement at line 388:
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case 93:
keyPressed = Common::KEYCODE_UP;
ascii = Common::ASCII_F1;
break;
case 92:
keyPressed = Common::KEYCODE_DOWN;
ascii = Common::ASCII_F1;
break;
case 95:
keyPressed = Common::KEYCODE_LEFT;
ascii = Common::ASCII_F1;
break;
case 124:
keyPressed = Common::KEYCODE_RIGHT;
ascii = Common::ASCII_F1;
break;