hi!
I've dig a little bit in Quartz Events services and I got some poorly results.
CGEventRef event = CGEventCreateKeyboardEvent(NULL, (CGKeyCode) 40, true);
CGEventPost(kCGHIDEventTap, event);
This for example works, in Xcode a k is inserted, but there are a
lot of other key codes that do not
on 2008-06-19 3:46 AM, Daniel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CGEventRef event = CGEventCreateKeyboardEvent(NULL, (CGKeyCode) 40, true);
CGEventPost(kCGHIDEventTap, event);
I wouldn't expect you to get even the k character with that code by
itself. To type a character requires posting a key down
Hi to all,
I'm developing a tool for assistive input and my question is how can I
send a key event (like a keyboard press event) to the current window
(whatever this one could be), for data input.
I've tried the following, but only a beep is produced by my machine.
snippet
id keyTarget =
On Jun 18, 2008, at 12:31 AM, Daniel wrote:
I'm developing a tool for assistive input and my question is how can I
send a key event (like a keyboard press event) to the current window
(whatever this one could be), for data input.
Have you looked at the Quartz Event Services?
Thank you! I'll read through them.
Basically, I've noticed that the code I'm using works (as it sends the
right event), but it is sent to the wrong receiver. That means I'm
sending it to my current application, instead I should be able to
click on a button (representing a key stroke) and sending
On Jun 18, 2008, at 4:25 AM, Daniel wrote:
Basically, I've noticed that the code I'm using works (as it sends the
right event), but it is sent to the wrong receiver. That means I'm
sending it to my current application, instead I should be able to
click on a button (representing a key stroke)
on 2008-06-18 7:25 AM, Daniel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should be able to
click on a button (representing a key stroke) and sending the event
(e.g. Safari) to the right application.
As joar says, look at the Quartz Event Taps API and the Accessibility API.
To try out examples of
