Hi,
I appreciate the help. I tried it out and it works. I have one problem
though. I created a method called "gdkDKeyDown" (gdk is my innitials so I
put it before my methods) and when I type gdkDKeyDown in a workspace and
print it it says nil (it's supposed to say true or false) how do I make it
return a value?
This is the method:
gdkDKeyDown
| x |
x := Sensor keyboardPeek asciiValue.
x == 99
ifTrue: [^ true].
^ false
Marcus Strehlow wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> As mentioned before, your class would have to inherit the method
> handleKeytroke:, keyStroke: and keyDown: inside which you then decide what
> should be done. However, in order to find out which key has been pressed,
> you will have to find out the corresponding ASCII code, and then check if
> the pressed ASCII code is the same as the one you want to monitor.
>
> x := Sensor keyboardPeek asciiValue.
> (x == 99) "99 is the ascii value for the letter c"
> ifTrue: [Transcript show: 'letter c was pressed'; cr].
>
> If this is implemented in the keyDown: method, everytime the c key is
> pressed, the Transcript should show the text specified.
>
> You can find the ASCII values for each key on www.asciitable.com . In the
> image on the page, the ASCII value is the one in the Dec column.
>
> Displaying an image is fairly easy, as long as Squeak supports the format.
> Current supported formats are GIF, JPG, PNG and BMP if I remember
> correctly.
> To use an image inside any morph or in the world, use this:
>
> x := ImageMorph new.
> x image: (Form fromFileNamed: 'path/to/your/image.jpg').
> x openInWorld.
>
> This will load the specified file, create the necessary form, and is then
> opened in your current world.
>
> I hope this helps a bit,
>
> Marcus
>
>
>
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>> Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 14:44:32 -0700 (PDT)
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>> Subject: [Newbies] I am a total beginner with some questions
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>
>> I really like programming (I've done some in C) and I decided I wanted to
> try
>> doing some programming on my Mac. I spent hours online trying to find
>> something that I could learn and settled on Squeak. I have it and barely
>> understand the basics of it.
>
>> A few Questions:
>
>> 1. What do I do to test whether or not a key has been pressed (in a
>> method
> I
>> want it to say 'if C key is pressed down do this')
>
>> 2. What do I do to display a picture that I have on my computer?
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