Jason,
You need to listen to key events from the control the user is typing in,
and then [ctrl] is just a mask on those events. Take a look at
java.awt.event.InputEvent. For an answer to the second question, look at
the requestFocus method on javax.swing.JComponent.
Hope this helps
Zack
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> From: Jason Janelle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: GUI Java Questions
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> ***ATTN: MORE OF A JAVA QUESTION THAN A LINUX QUESTION***
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> I would like to set up a keyboard listener to catch [ctrl]a, [ctrl]m,
> etc. and then exec. a method. Has anyone done this, and how do I do
> it.
>
> Also, when my app starts I would like to be able to have the curser in
> my JTextField, does anyone know how to set that?
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> Thanks,
> Jason Janelle
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