Thanks for the input, Tilo. :)
I am curious as to what would cause a vchrCommand -> I thought of command as simply a
modifier in the key field.
I better add in that vchrRonamatic, since I noticed some PalmOS system options and
third party programs allow you to assign things to it. I
think that event naming scheme would have been a lot more fun as a theme, for example,
a vchrFedor, etc, etc. Then you'd never forget the
original Palm team.
Low Battery is a very good one I forgot not not to ignore.
Other than vchrClock, has anyone noticed any new keys in OS 4.0 devices that would
indicate an OS popup dialog? Sounds like we're pretty
thorough here if all we want to do is catch this under OS 3.1 to switch the screen
back.
Thanks!
- Jeff
Tilo Christ wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Here is my set of keys. I guess I forgot vchrHardClock. I do have
>vchrHardBrightness, vchrHardContrast, and vchrLowBattery as the most
> notable ones that I have, and you don't.
> I think vchrCommand is also needed. I am not so sure about some of the others
>(vchrTsmX, vchrRonamatic). I don't know what they do, so I
> hope that supressing them won't do any harm...
>
> Cheers,
> Tilo
>
> // Ignore these
> else if (
> chr == vchrCommand || chr == vchrFind || chr == vchrCalc ||
> (chr >= vchrTsm1 && chr <= vchrTsm4) || chr == vchrKeyboard || (chr >=
>vchrRonamatic && chr <= vchrKeyboardNumeric)
> )
> {
> continue;
> }
>
> // Release display for these
> else if (
> chr == vchrAlarm || chr == vchrLock || chr == vchrLowBattery || chr ==
>vchrBrightness || chr == vchrContrast ||
> chr == vchrHardBrightness || chr == vchrHardContrast
> )
> {
> HostTraceOutputTL(appErrorClass, "Starter: pause b/c vchr");
>
> presentation->pause();
> }
>
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