Hi Mark,
Thanks for your response... While I peek the event using XPeekEvent, the only event available is KeyRelease, because, we can enter into the Xlookupstring function, only after the KeyPress happens, so in the queue, the available event is KeyRelease only. I want a KeyPress event to add in the EventQueue, So, I asked, how to generate the KeyPress event, (through anyother way, like XSendEvent etc.. I dont know how to generate that KeyPress event). On Yesterday [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote to Vivek : MV:}On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Viveka Nathan K wrote: MV:} MV:}> MV:}> How can I get a KeyPress event through, the MV:}> XPeekEvent? MV:}> MV:}> By using this, XPeekEvent, I can get the KeyRelease event, but I couldnt get the MV:}> keypress event. I just want to send one KeyPress and KeyRelease event to the MV:}> Event queue. MV:}> MV:} MV:} There's nothing different about presses. If you're not getting MV:}KeyPress events it's likely that you haven't asked for them. MV:} MV:} MV:} Mark. MV:} MV:}_______________________________________________ MV:}Xpert mailing list MV:}[EMAIL PROTECTED] MV:}http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert MV:} -- Priyamudan, Vivek ________________________________________________ (o-----------------------------------------------) \ Distributed Systems and Optical Networks Lab, \ \ IITM, Chennai-36, India (__) \ \ Ph:044-2578904 oo ) \ \ 044-2578353 -=G=N=U=- |_/\ \ o)_______________________________________________) Expressions other than SMILES are Dangerous _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
