The newish event handler system seems designed to prevent getting a keycode from the KeyDown and KeyUp events? Does anyone know the reasoning behind this? This creates a problem. For example, in IE, if one wants to detect autorepeats of a non char key like an uparrow, you only get it on a KeyDown event (see http://unixpapa.com/js/key.html ). Since the KeyPress does not get repeats (in IE for arrow keys), I need an KeyDown event handler that knows they key that was hit (maybe i could write enough logic to first sense the keypress, then remember that keycode,...)
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