On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 10:23 PM, <amphitr...@ok.de> wrote:
> > You can't connect the Alt key and then set up any way to say I only
> want
> > the Alt key when no other key is pressed after it.
>
> Well, on Windows XP and 7 (others I do not know) you may activate
> a 'key snap-in function' (Einrastfunktion in German) for easy
> typing. As such you may press Ctrl+Alt+Del one after the other
> (not simultanously) to restart.
...
> > Also, I'm not sure how the handicapped support fits in here.
>
> Normaly it fits quite well, at least for me.
What I meant is how the handicapped support fits in with what ooDialog
does, how it may effect what ooDialog does.
The connectKeyPress() method is relatively simple. Each time a key is
pressed down, the operating system sends a message to the window with the
current keyboard focus. That message essentially says "key[x]" was pressed
down. ooDialog intercepts that message and, if the key was one that is
connected, checks the physical state of the Alt, Ctrl, and Shift keys,
noting if there are currently down or not. Then ooDialog checks to see if
the current state matches what you connected.
If you have other programs running that change things around in the
keystroke buffer, or otherwise change the basic way keys are processed,
then connectKeyPress() may no longer work as you want.
It is quite possible that either the handicapped support or
the Einrastfunktion work by changing the basic way keys are processed. If
that is so, then connectKeyPress() might not work well on your system.
conectKeyPress() is intended to be a simple way of connecting something
like F8 to clear a multi-line edit control. Or to connect Alt-X to close
the dialog, or connect F5 to scroll 3 pages in a multi-line edit control.
It is not intended or designed to work with any, or every, other keyboard
utility that might be out there.
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