Hi, Neil Hodgson
I set breakpoint in ScintillaWin.WndProc in the
WM_SYSKEYDOWN/WM_KEYDOWN handler, found that every strange accelerate is
processed by ::DefWindowProc, but then some one (I don't know who -_-b ) sends
a WM_CHAR message to the window. In the WM_CHAR handler, there's a function
call iscntrl() to judge if the integer represents a control character, but
another more condition lastKeyDownConsumed. I could not understand the usage of
variable lastKeyDownConsumed, may I change || to && as shown below ?
case WM_CHAR:
if (!iscntrl(wParam&0xff) && !lastKeyDownConsumed) {
~~~~
if (IsUnicodeMode()) {
// For a wide character version of the window:
//char utfval[4];
//wchar_t wcs[2] = {wParam, 0};
//unsigned int len = UTF8Length(wcs, 1);
//UTF8FromUTF16(wcs, 1, utfval, len);
//AddCharUTF(utfval, len);
AddCharBytes('\0', LOBYTE(wParam));
} else {
AddChar(LOBYTE(wParam));
}
}
return 0;
====== 2007-08-01 08:37:39 you said：=======
>YangFan:
>
>> 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.
>
> The keys mentioned do not perform commands for me, instead they
>just enter text. Best thing to do now is to run the code under a
>debugger with breakpoints in the WM_SYSKEYDOWN / WM_KEYDOWN handling
>to see what is happening.
>
> Neil
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YangFan
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