Subject: Re: [python-win32] letter and number key codes for win32con
Alex Hall wrote:
I am successfully using hotkeys with win32con (thanks so much for that
tip!!) but I want to use the numbers 1-0 (on the keyboard, not the
numpad) instead of F keys. The code example I have says to use
ord('x'), but I am not quite sure what this means or how to give the
result of ord() to the hotkey dictionary. Does anyone know the codes
to use? I have tried using win32con.49, win32con.VK_49, and all kinds
of variants (using 1 instead of 49, using ord() right in the
dictionary, using single quotes...) Google is not much help on this;
the only forum I found talking about this said that it could not be done.
"ord" is a standard Python function that returns the numeric ASCII value
of a character. The hotkey code for the 1 key is the ASCII value for
the character '1', which is the plain, ordinary integer 49. You should
be able to use either ord('1') or 49.
Okay, the problem was that I was leaving on the "win32con." part, using
"win32con.49" instead of just 49. It worked after I took off that win32con
bit.
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Tim Roberts, t...@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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