>look into gdk event filters for gdk windows, which will allow you to
>catch and handle every single key event no matter what else is done
>with it. then use a hash map to store which keys are down, and a
>simple api to search it or return the current "down set".
I applied this method and it works indeed.
Thank you very much Paul
Victor
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