Is there a way to put keystrokes into the keyboard buffer?
Failing that, is there a way to find out where the insertion point is
during user input in an editable text field?
I need to translate the user's input in a text field. E.g., when the user
hits the "F" key, I want character ANSI 128 to be typed instead of the
letter "F". If the insertion point is at the end of the field, I can simply
do this:
member("InputField").text = member("InputField").text & NumToChar(128)
But if the user has typed a string, and then moved the insertion point to
some place in the middle of the text, I need to know where it is, before I
can rewrite the text.
It would be even better if I could put character 128 in the keyboard buffer
and let it go wherever untranslated input would go.
Any tips would be appreciated,
Slava
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