On 10/30/2010 04:42 PM, Mike Bonner wrote:
This might be useful, or discouraging.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2841
Obviously designed for chaps with better eyesight than mine.
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This might be useful, or discouraging.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2841
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On 30 Oct 2010, at 09:34, Richmond wrote:
> Err . . . anybody know a way, within LiveCode/RunRev to detect an end-user's
> physical keyboard?
I am someone who uses and analyses a lot of games, where keyboard features are
often mapped to position instead of char-output. Basically the answer t
Le 30 oct. 2010 à 13:28, Jacques Hausser a écrit :
> delete char (offset("—",-1)) of tKeyboard
sorry, it should be: delete char (offset("—",tKeyboard)) to -1 of tKeyboard
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Le 30 oct. 2010 à 09:34, Richmond a écrit :
> Ugh; Apple, not content with hiding the # key from people on the East side of
> the Atlantic
> have also been playing "silly buggers" with the physical layout of keyboards:
>
> For instance:
>
> My non-American (this includes my English & Arabic Ma
Ugh; Apple, not content with hiding the # key from people on the East
side of the Atlantic
have also been playing "silly buggers" with the physical layout of
keyboards:
For instance:
My non-American (this includes my English & Arabic Mac keyboard)
keyboards have a
siglum key in the top-left c
See Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#QWERTY
The siglum at topleft seems to be found in Scandinavian countries and
in Holland, at least in the QWERTY layout. The british version at
least in this article, doesn't have any siglum key at all (must be an
alt/option-key co
On Oct 29, 2010, at 6:31 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> I've never seen it that way. All my Mac keyboards have a tilde in that
> position. International differences, maybe?
Yup, my UK English has the siglum and a plus/minus in the upper left corner.
There are UK, American, Universal (I think th
On 10/29/2010 07:31 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 10/29/10 10:59 AM, Richmond wrote:
Very funny; all the Mac keyboards I have have the siglum key in the
top-left corner.
I've never seen it that way. All my Mac keyboards have a tilde in that
position. International differences,
On 10/29/10 10:59 AM, Richmond wrote:
Very funny; all the Mac keyboards I have have the siglum key in the
top-left corner.
I've never seen it that way. All my Mac keyboards have a tilde in that
position. International differences, maybe?
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Hmmm.
Must be a European thing?
Craig
In a message dated 10/29/10 11:59:15 AM, richmondmathew...@gmail.com
writes:
> Very funny; all the Mac keyboards I have have the siglum key in the
> top-left corner.
>
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much do you want for that keyboard?
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Very funny; all the Mac keyboards I have have the siglum key in the
top-left corner.
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Richmond.
On Mac keyboards? I have a tilde and a sort of mini backSlash (ASCII 57)
Like everyone else.
But I see what you meant, your odd char is used to reference or annotate
secondary sources in a text. It is a sigla, part of a siglum.
How much do you want for that keyboard?
Craig
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On 10/28/10 11:21 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Richmond.
And what is the story with "siglum?
Well; on Mac keyboards the top-left key has a siglum: § on it, rather
than a `; that key usually being to the left of the Z key.
Whether § should be classified seriously as one of the sigla is a bit
Richmond.
In a blank card script (so no other offending traps) I have:
on rawkeydown var
if var = 96 then put "tilde" else if var = 113 then put "Q"
pass rawKeyDown
end rawkeydown
Works fine. Can you say what is different, in concept to how you are doing
it? Or could there be somethin
gt;>> If I have a button that contains something like this:
>>>
>>> on mouseUp
>>> put "silly phrase" into fld "XXX"
>>> end mouseUp
>>>
>>> it works . . .
>>>
>>> Now if I set up a card script so that w
Now if I set up a card script so that when I hit the 'Q' key on my keyboard
a "mouseUp" is sent to my button, it works.
HOWEVER
If I set up a card script so that when I hit the SIGLUM key [Top-Left; next
to '1']
a "mouseUp" is sent to my button, I get
uot;XXX"
> end mouseUp
>
> it works . . .
>
> Now if I set up a card script so that when I hit the 'Q' key on my keyboard
> a "mouseUp" is sent to my button, it works.
>
> HOWEVER
>
> If I set up a card script so that when I hit the SIGLUM key
keyboard
a "mouseUp" is sent to my button, it works.
HOWEVER
If I set up a card script so that when I hit the SIGLUM key [Top-Left;
next to '1']
a "mouseUp" is sent to my button, I get a SIGLUM in my field,
not "silly phrase".
This is a bl
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