Lars Jensen wrote:
But on Windows, they are physically two different
keys, but they generate the same key code. Both are
called Enter, but (IIRC) they both generate Chr(13).
On Windows, Enter on the main keypad has keycode 36, Enter on the
numeric keypad has keycode 76, and if either key is pressed, both are
reported as being down; they can't be tested separately in REALbasic.
(Which is why I'm still scratching my head over the reported
behavior.)
which has /me/ scratching my head.
On my WinXP Home box, in VB, both keys reported back as chr$(13). In RB
the main enter key gives me chr(13) while the numeric keypad enter key
gives me chr(3). I was puzzled for hours the first time I couldn't
figure out why my keypad enter key didn't respond to the code I was
using for chr(13), yet the main enter key was. It always worked in VB.
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