I would think you could do a lot of this using PerlTray (part of Activestate
PDK).
You can bind a hotkey to a callback and handle the sort of thing you want to do.
I interpret Veli's requirement as some kind of a keyboard logger.
PerlTray can probably register 1 or two (can it be more than 1?)
hotkeys, but I don't think it can capture all keystrokes and throw it
back into the keyboard buffer. That's extra API work...IMHO.
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