>In fact, the manual does just say: "[KeyCurrentState()] return bit >field with bits set for each key that is currently depressed." How >do I have to interprete "currently"? Does this (a) mean in this very >moment or (b) while the corresponding event is in the queue? Use the normal definition of "currently" - that is, it tells you the state of the keys at the time the function is called. (In truth it doesn't look at the hardware in that routine, but it looks at a global variable which gets updated when keys go up or down and an interrupt is generated.) It could well be that Pose has a slight deficiency in this area. But as Keith could say, the sources are available, and you could fix that for us all since you seem motivated :-) -David Fedor Palm Developer Support -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
