Hi Greg, thanks for your answer. I tried keyboard.exe yesterday, the arrow keys didn't show up as pushing down. As for editor.exe the behaviour is as described below. Due to bank holiday in Bavaria I can't test input.exe till tomorrow. Then I'll test it with the latest FLTK version.
Multi-Byte: I guess it's the opposite of Unicode which is the other alternative of the CharacterSet option. I'll report on this issue tomorrow. Have a nice day testalucida > On 10/31/11 10:22, testalucida wrote: > > fltk version: should be 1.3.x, but don't know exactly which build (it's an > > issue with the computer in my company and I've just returned home) > > platform: Windows7 64 bit > > I'm not using remote access. > > I've definitely never seen this before, and don't think I've > heard of it. > > When you run the FLTK keyboard test program (test/keyboard.exe) > do the arrow keys show up as 'pushing down'? > > Do you get his same behavior in both the 'input' and 'editor' > FLTK test programs? (test/input.exe and test/editor.exe) > > >>> when pushing an arrow key I expect the caret to move up or=20 > >>> down, left or right. Instead of that unexpected chars are printed: > >>> arrow up -> & > >>> arrow dn -> ( > >>> arrow left -> % > >>> arrow right -> ' > >>> =20 > >>> How can I make the arrows work right? I'm using VC2010, the=20 > >>> CharacterSet is set to Multi-Byte. Country is Germany. > > Hmm, when you say CharacterSet is set to Multi-Byte, > what does that mean exactly? > > We have at least two devs who are based in germany > and likely test with german language config. > > But perhaps this is something new in one of the latest > 1.3.x versions.. hmm. > > When you get in to work, try some of the above tests. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
