I've solved the dirty problem. I'm not sure this will work very well when I get all
the keys put into code. It may slow down data entry. Anyway, using the code below does
not set the dirty flag. I can go between buttons and keys now and not lose focus on
the text area. The keys now work just like the buttons.
put: func [str num][
if my-area <> system/view/focal-face [return]
if not system/view/caret [return]
insert system/view/caret str
system/view/caret: skip system/view/caret num
show my-area
]
key #"a" [put "a" 1]
key #"A" [put "A" 1]
key #"b" [put "b" 1]
key #"B" [put "B" 1]
button "P" #"^P" [put "<P>" 3]
My question is, can I get this into a block or series? Or do I have to repeat this
statement for each key? I'm sure Rebol wouldn't make me do that. Can someone tell me
how to get the key statments into a single statement that will put"A" when I press"A",
and all the other keys too.
(Also, how do I see the code for the editor built into Rebol. I've been away from
Rebol for almost a year, and I've forgotten how. I seem to remember the word dirty
from that code. Maybe it shows how to turn dirty off. That would be even easier. I
just can't remember how to list that code.)
Thanks for the help,
Jim
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