On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 1:39 PM, Darin Adler <da...@apple.com> wrote: > On Nov 3, 2011, at 10:24 AM, Marshall Greenblatt wrote: > > > It appears that EditorClient::handleKeyboardEvent() is only called for > keydown and keypress events (the exclusion starts in > HTMLInputElement::defaultEventHandler). Is there a specific reason why we > don't want to call handleKeyboardEvent() for keyup events? Is there some > other way to get keyup notification in EditorClient? > > Because key up events have no effect in editing on any platforms that > we’re aware of. It sounds like maybe you are doing something other than > editing and just using EditorClient because it’s handy, perhaps? >
EditorClient::handleKeyboardEvent() eventually calls WebViewClient::handleCurrentKeyboardEvent() in the Chromium WebKit API. I have an application that would like to intercept certain key up events and perform application-specific actions if the events have not already been consumed by JavaScript (which seems to be the situation in which EditorClient::handleKeyboardEvent() is called). Is there some way currently to do this? > Please also note that interfaces like EditorClient are internal to WebKit > and just used to communicate between subcomponents of WebKit. > > -- Darin Thanks, Marshall
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