Le 17 oct. 2015 à 17:13, Christian Schmitz <[email protected]> a
écrit:
>> work (arrow keys, or delete, for instance, but there are numerous failing
>> keys).
>
> Well, for those you may just go with hard coding the combinations.
Yes, but for that, I have to find the code. I tried a loop from 0 to 300, with
RemoteControlMBS.WinPressKey and no value produced these keys (I tried in a
TextArea full of text); that's why I think something is broken, since at 128,
it starts over like from 0. Can you actually produce an arrow key or delete on
your Win32 computer?
>> On Mac, most keys work; however, I've had to make a “select case” for the
>> arrow keys and the “o” key (strange for the “o” key; “O” is recognised just
>> fine, as are all the other characters…) since they all fail to be recognised
>> by RemoteControlMBS.MacTextForKeyCode(i,3,j) (I've made like the example,
>> with a loop, testing all key modifiers combinations).
>
> If you have a sample project there, maybe email it to me so I can check it
> here.
This is the code I made:
Function MacFindVirtualKeyForKey(Key As String,ByRef Shift As Boolean,ByRef
Option As Boolean,ByRef Ctrl As Boolean) As Integer
dim c,o,s As Boolean
dim i,j As Integer
do
j=0
if c then j=j+16
if o then j=j+8
if s then j=j+2
for i=0 to 127
dim t As String=RemoteControlMBS.MacTextForKeyCode(i,3,j)
if StrComp(Key,t,0)=0 then
Shift=s
Option=o
Ctrl=c
Return i
end if
next
c=not c
if not c then
o=not o
if not o then
s=not s
if not (c or o or s) then exit
end if
end if
loop
Return -1
End Function
Call it so:
dim ak,ck,sk as boolean
dim j as integer
j=me.MacFindVirtualKeyForKey("o",sk,ak,ck)
break
I'm getting j=-1, just for o and arrow keys.
> That's documented by apple. It just changes the mouse position.
So how does Remote Desktop and (if I recall correctly) TeamViewer work around
this issue?
> I am not sure about those. Maybe NSEventMonitorMBS can catch a few as well as
> WindowsKeyFilterMBS class.
Ok, I will try these.
>> For Command-Tab, I tried several things, like a CarbonHotKeyMBS (not caught)
>> and NSEventMBS seem to imply one cannot handle global events (which I assume
>> Command-Tab is). On the Internet, I found one suggestion about using Event
>> Traps (I don't know how to use it) and one piece of code:
>
> Event taps need root permissions. So I didn't implement them.
Do you know they would work for that? Apple Remote Desktop catches Command-Tab
and send it further (but TeamViewer doesn't), which implies it's doable. For
now, I think I'll just catch Option-Tab and convert it to Command-Tab on the
remote side (in addition, Windows to Mac would work like that anyway).
Thank you.
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