> hi,
>
> i have an open terminal running a program that may run for long time. i
> want to use Desktop.SendKeys to send a CTRL+C to the terminal. (that's
> just an example. i know there are some very smarter ways of achieving
> that ;))
> if i use
> Desktop.SendKeys("{[CONTROL_L]C}") nothing happens but if no program
> runs i can see that the blinking cursor stops for a moment so my
> terminal seems to receive the keystrike...?
> what's happening here?
> btw, i think, the person i'm asking for wants to send CTRL+K to a gui
> application, so it has nothing to do with sending signals as in my
> example... but it is not working, too, while sending normal keys
> (without CTRL) works well...
>
> regards,
> tobi
>
X11 found funny to recently change the case of the keys. They were uppercase,
now they use a mix of uppercase and lowercase. Very funny.
So now try:
Desktop.SendKeys("{[Control_L]c}")
And tell me if it works.
Otherwise, are you replying to a previous post just to create a new subject?
If that is the case, then stop doing that! You are making the mailing-list
unreadable by mixing unrelated threads.
Regards,
--
Benoît Minisini
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