Hi Harold! > I need some non-U.S. keyboard testers to run this test program and send their > output to the list. You'll need to feed the test program's window some key > presses. Be sure to press some general keys such as 'a', 'enter', 'left > arrow', etc. as well as some non-standard keys like 'AltGr+1', etc.
Atached you find the log for some keys on a german keyboard. Volker
KeyboardLayoutTest - Checking if the scan code sent with WM_KEYDOWN/WM_SYSKEYDOWN is the same as that returned by MapVirtualKeyEx when passed the handle to the current keyboard layout gotten by a call to GetKeyboardLayout. KeyboardLayoutTest - Current keyboard layout name: 00000407 Locale name: German key name: A vk: 65 msg_sc: 30 mvk_sc: 30 key name: Eingabetaste vk: 13 msg_sc: 28 mvk_sc: 28 key name: Nach-Links-Taste vk: 37 msg_sc: 75 mvk_sc: 75 key name: Strg vk: 17 msg_sc: 29 mvk_sc: 29 key name: Alt rechts vk: 18 msg_sc: 56 mvk_sc: 56 key name: 1 vk: 49 msg_sc: 2 mvk_sc: 2 key name: Strg vk: 17 msg_sc: 29 mvk_sc: 29 key name: Alt rechts vk: 18 msg_sc: 56 mvk_sc: 56 key name: Q vk: 81 msg_sc: 16 mvk_sc: 16 key name: ß (Tex: \"s) vk: 219 msg_sc: 12 mvk_sc: 12 key name: Ö (Tex: \"O) vk: 192 msg_sc: 39 mvk_sc: 39 key name: Ä (Tex: \"A) vk: 222 msg_sc: 40 mvk_sc: 40 key name: Strg vk: 17 msg_sc: 29 mvk_sc: 29 key name: Alt rechts vk: 18 msg_sc: 56 mvk_sc: 56 key name: E vk: 69 msg_sc: 18 mvk_sc: 18 key name: Eingabetaste vk: 13 msg_sc: 28 mvk_sc: 28
