--- In [email protected], "Leagnus" <theyal...@...> wrote:
>
> The problem was that Adobe Flash Ide doesn't receive Shift+Delete
> which cuts selected text to clipboard like Ctrl+x.
>
> --- In [email protected], "Leagnus" <theyaleon@> wrote:
> >
> > Shift+delete in Key/Mouse section works for all windows
> > despite c=Flash10 in "target window".
> > It deletes, not pastes into clipboard.
> >
> > Command is *Clip Cut.
> >
>
> Temporary i use
> *if (activewindow "c=OWL.Dock") do
> *Clip Cut
> Else
> *Clip Copy
> *Keys {delete}
> EndIf
>
I am not sure what the problem was or if you have not solved it, but here are
two facts that may help (or may not!)
1. Clip Cut, Clip Copy, Clip Paste just do a short wait then a send the
corresponding key. So clip copy = keys ^c, clip cut = keys ^x, clip paste =
keys ^v (omitting waits).
Your clip copy keys {delete} above would be the same as something like
keys {w1}^c{w1}{delete}
If the receiving program does not properly handle the standard windows
clipboard keys, then clip copy etc won't work.
2. If you have one or more hot keys with a target, and the active window does
not match any targets, then that key is just sent to the active window to be
processed normally.
You seems to say that for you, if the hot key did not match the target, then a
ordinary {delete} was processed instead of {shift}+{delete}. I tested and this
did not happen on my machine. If you did see this behavior, I cannot explain
it.
