Hi, Neil Hodgson
I read the Scintilla source code, it's not in the keymap, and I'm sure
my application do not process these keys. I create simple demos to show
Scintilla control, and do nothing else, then the accelerates exist. I have
tested on my IBM T43 laptop (Windows XP Pro Sp2 English edition with Chinese
language patch) and several Lenovo machines (Windows XP Pro SP2 Chinese
edition) with standard 104-keys keyboard, this bug exists. Also, I have tested
with MFC and WTL framework on VC 2003, and VCL framework on Borland C++ Builder
6.0, this bug exists. These accelerates do display some strange characters, or
move the caret/do backspace etc.
======= 2007-08-01 05:37:02 you said：=======
>YangFan:
>
>> I read some source code of Scintilla, and find there
>> is a keymap struct defines some but not all accelerate in
>> keymap.cxx, I want to disable some accelerate not in
>> keymap.cxx defined such as Ctrl+Shift+2/Ctrl+Shift+6 etc.
>> SCI_ASSIGNCMDKEY seems not work, what can I do then?
>
> If its not in the keymap then its probably being processed by your
>application. Another possibility is that you are using a keyboard
>layout that has mapped these keys to something recognised by the
>keymap. This could occur if you are using a non-English keyboard
>layout or a machine (such as a laptop) that has moved functions
>around.
>
> Neil
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YangFan
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