Hi,
I did some more tests and could reproduce your problem by clearing the
keyboard binding for the Return and/or Enter key in the keyboard
configuration dialog. Therefore, I kindly ask you to check your setup.
Regards,
Detlev
On Sunday 09 July 2006 01:50, Laurent Dufréchou wrote:
> Finally I've found why my enter key don't work...
>
> In Shell.py:
>
> self.supportedEditorCommands = {
> QextScintilla.SCI_LINEDELETE : self.clearCurrentLine,
> QextScintilla.SCI_TAB : self.handleQScintillaTab,
> QextScintilla.SCI_NEWLINE : self.handleQScintillaNewline,
>
> I've modified keyPresEvent to printout ev.key()
> and it seems that my 'enter' key generate 4100 instead of SCI_NEWLINE(2329)
> I've tried to add this :)
> 4100 : self.handleQScintillaNewline,
> but it doesn't work...
> In fact 4100 is not recognised in the ENUM of Qscintilla.
>
> So I've modified:
>
> def keyPressEvent(self, ev):
> """
> Re-implemented to handle the user input a key at a time.
>
> @param ev key event (QKeyPressEvent)
> """
> txt = ev.text()
> key = ev.key()
> asc = ev.ascii()
> buf = unicode('')
> #self.insert(str(key))
> # See it is text to insert.
> if txt.length():
> if key == 4100: <--
> self.handleQScintillaNewline(cmd) <--
> return
> if self.echoInput:
> ac = self.isAutoCompletionActive()
> QextScintillaCompat.keyPressEvent(self, ev, cmd)
> self.incrementalSearchActive = True
> if ac and \
> self.racEnabled:
>
> self.dbs.remoteCompletion(self.completionText+unicode(txt))
> else:
> self.insertTextNoEcho(txt)
> return
> else:
> ev.ignore()
>
>
> The fact is that self.handleQScintillaNewline needs 'cmd' that is not in
> keyPressEvent scope...
> Can you help me to corresct this?
> Or perhaps this is not the right way to handle my bug?
>
> (What ? Just update PyQt ? well that a possibility ^_^ )
>
> Laurent
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