On 8/2/04 4:21 PM, jbv wrote:
> > "J. Landman Gay" a *crit : > > >>On 8/2/04 1:56 PM, jbv wrote: >> >> > BTW rawkeydown and rawkeyup both work, but then, how do you >> > map the raw keynumber with the corresponding char ? >> > the numtochar can't be used in this situation... >> >>Good question. I usually only use it when I need to trap specific keys, >>and I build a switch statement around those. If you need to trap every >>key then you may be better off with your other solution. What is the >>goal for this handler? >> > > > Well, it would be a bit too long to explain... > I guess an example is better (please note that I finally used > a third option - it is not fully implemented yet, but it'll give > you an idea).
I see. That's kind of cool. I think you are right though that trapping rawkeydown wouldn't work too well. I'm glad you found another solution because I can't think of a better one.
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