/**
* @brief Extended version of GrfSetState to allow setting an option and option
lock state.
*
* The original GrfSetState does not have an autoShift parameter because it
always
* assumed that anyone setting the shift state through the API call wanted an
* automatic shift. We do not make this assumption.
* The shift state can be set by calling either HsGrfSetStateExt() or
GrfSetState().
* Either way, we have to make sure that both the keyboard shift state and the
Graffiti
* engine’s shift state get set correctly.
*
* @param capsLock: IN: Set to turn caps lock on
* @param numLock: IN: Set to true to turn num lock on
* @param optLock: IN: Set to true to turn option lock on
* @param upperShift: IN: Set to true to put into upper shift
* @param optShift: IN: Set to true to put into option shift
* @param autoShift: IN: Valid only if upperShift is true. Set to true if
the
graffiti engine should consider
* the upper shift an auto shift.
* @retval Err Always returns 0.
**/
Err
HsGrfSetStateExt (Boolean capsLock, Boolean numLock, Boolean optLock,
Boolean upperShift, Boolean optShift, Boolean autoShift)
SYS_SEL_TRAP (sysTrapHsSelector, hsSelGrfSetStateExt);
so set also optLock parameter...its same function only different parameter :-)
in fact what i do is that i set all 3 possibilities to true: numLock,optLock and
optShift. maybe its overkill but it works
Bismi wrote:
> Thanks for your quick response,
> I was able to put NumLock key ON by passing true for "optShift". But
> actually i wanted to locked the numLock key.
>
> Is there any option were i can lock the NumLock key till the user is in that
> field
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
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