Haha! Of course your theory does not take into account the proximity of the keys to each other. I tried the empirical method and she found key combinations in firefox I didn't even know existed. Young children have a deviousness far beyond your average monkey.
Anyway the pyHook library worked pretty good for me. I had to upgrade to pygame 1.8 because the 1.6 version I had would ignore the my keyboard hooks after loading the pygame window. After that it works like a charm! -Brian On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 12:54 PM, Ian Mallett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think that is probably the best option, though if you think about > it, the odds of her hitting the two keys simultaneously is pretty > slim. Think about the monkeys on the keyboard--if there are about 110 > keys (21+21+21+17+17+12 on this keyboard) on a keyboard, then the odds > of her hitting ALT+TAB is (2 alt keys/110 total keys)*(1 tab key/110 > total keys) = 0.01818181818*0.00909090909091 = 0.000165289256198 = not > likely. Anyway, it probably wouldn't happen, and you'd be nearby > anyway. > Ian >
