On 03 Mar 2005, at 22:01, Ken Ray wrote:
On 3/3/05 3:44 AM, "Wouter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
Two little questions:
1. in the transcript dictionary is stated: - on unix and windows systems, the commandkey function returns the same value as the controlkey function. This can be verified in VPC. But which is the value returned by the equivalent of the commandkey on the mac in windows?
If you're talking about the key that is marked as the commandKey on a Mac
keyboard, this is actually the "alt" or "option" key in Windows, and returns
that the optionKey is down.
What I meant was: commandkey is the applekey on mac, equivalent on windows is the windows key or startkey?
And which value has this key in a rawkeydown handler? 65xxx or empty?
Thanks Ken for your response. Gr W.
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