Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Thanks for the idea Richmond, I have to try how to arrange with my
rawkeydown
Tiemo
Why is it so important that you use rawKeyDown rather than keyDown ?
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Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hi Richmond,
thats exactly, what I've done (exept it were two fields), but testing
your
approach gives me my same (wrong) result.
I am working with Rev 3.5 on Win XP, german keyboard
? returns: {
; returns: <
: returns: >
( returns: *
ß returns: [
any idea, what is going wrong here?
Thanks
Tiemo
Well, I just tried this:
Opened up my trial stack with the Bulgarian keyboard layout:
now when I press the key that should give me '?' I get something else.
This is because rawKeyDown gives you the underlying key, not what is
specified by your keyboard layout; and as Windows XP and Mac are made
in North America, the underlying key is the standard USA key.
HOWEVER . . .
on keyDown QUAY
put QUAY into fld "PROB"
end keyDown
will do what you want it to.
Love, Richmond.
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