If i may be permitted to point out
the little test script I posted to the list
earlier should produce the same result (or error)
depending which way you look at it, that is to
say, if I've understood Jeff's problem properly.
It seems discarding or passing a key stroke will
only concern programs other than Window-eyes running at the time of the event.
Regards
Matt
At 00:19 15/06/2012, you wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Do you have a code example of what you mean?.
Warm regards.
Martin Webster.
I.T. team leader for Kirklees visual impairment network.
--- On Thu, 6/14/12, Jeff Bishop <[email protected]> wrote:
From: Jeff Bishop <[email protected]>
Subject: OnKeyUp and OnKeyDown and scripted hotkeys ...
To: [email protected]
Date: Thursday, June 14, 2012, 8:59 PM
Hello GW Micro Gods,
It seems that if you tie a hotkey to a key, say
like the letter r for example then this works
fine. Letâs say you wish to hook the OnKeyUp
and Down events for whatever reason and capture
that same key but discard it and take an action
on it. I can not get this to work. The scripted
hotkey always fires even though the
KeyDisposition is set to Discard and Silence (ored).
Is this expected? Meaning, if I tie a key to a
script then it would always win due to it being
bound prior to the OnKeyUp and Down events?
Jeff
