In my haste, I appear to have been a bit obscure. I apologize for that. Yes, I am using Qt. I am also mostly on Windows, but also Linux (cross-platform).
I guess I really wish for one of the following things: 1) Obviously, a translation happens from Qt to osg on the keystrokes. It would be nice if I could translate it back to Qt. I realize this might not be as simple as it sounds as some keys are mapped from one to many. For example, Qt::Key_Return is mapped to both osgGA:GUIEventAdapter::KEY_Linefeed & KEY_Return. In this case, it would be nice if I could get the original Qt::Key_Return returned to me. 2) Consistency would really be nicer. The ea.getModKeyMask() is always correct, but what I am talking about as the inconsistency can be seen below (obviously, I did not try every combination and hopefully it will be readable). First of all ea.getUnmodifiedKey() always returns 0x00 (maybe that is the real problem): Code: Key Sequence ea.getKey() expect from ea.getUnmodifiedKey() c c c Shift+C C c Ctrl+C 0x03 c Alt+C c c Alt+Shift+C C c ` ` ` ~ (Shift+`) ~ ~ Ctrl+` ` ` Ctrl+~ ~ ~ (previous would be same as Ctrl+Shift+' if same key) - - - Shift+- (_) _ _ Ctrl+- - - Ctrl+_ 0x1f _ (previous would be same as Ctrl+Shift+- if same key) I support the nicest thing would be if getUnmodifiedKey() actually returned something other than 0x00 (such as what is in my "would expect" column). Like I said though, maybe the real problem is that getUnmodifiedKey() is always zero. For example, GraphicsWindowQt.cpp calls _gw->getEventQueue()->keyPress(value); and pass the unmodifiedKey. In the last case (Ctrl+_), value=0x1f and event->k='_' as I would expect. Maybe the solution is to call keyPress(value, event->key())??? ------------------ Read this topic online here: http://forum.openscenegraph.org/viewtopic.php?p=45415#45415 _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org
