We cleaned all the evt at: 1. But did not find the time to push it in the system. We will work on that.
On Nov 29, 2012, at 2:33 PM, Torsten Bergmann wrote: >> I can try. What I find a bit "odd" is that when I press Alt-. it >> actually prints a $. (say in a Workspace) just as if I had *only* >> pressed dot. That may be the main problem here - Alt is not properly >> detected? > > Yes same here. But some Transcript outputs into > UserInterruptHandler>>handleEvent: > > and you will notice that it comes with different "(evt at: 4)". > > Yes - to me it also looks as if ALT is not properly detected > ... > > > The default interrupt key value in UserInterruptHandler(class)>>new > is > > ($. asciiValue bitOr: 16r0800) > > So I guess this bit enabeling is for ALT (CMD). > > Dont know why we dont use a shared pool with proper constants > > KEY_CMD_BIT := 16r0800 > > > ($. asciiValue bitOr: KEY_CMD_BIT) > > which would be much clearer. At least to me. > > > The code in UserInterruptHandler>>handleEvent: could profit > from constants as well, I hate these "(evt at: 4)" and > "(evt at: 3)" and "(evt at: 5)" with bit manipulation using > magic 8 ... > > >
