Hi, Neil Hodgson
That's my problem. I tested on a simple SDK written program,
Windows sends WM_CHARs. But then another problem, I don't know how many control
characters are binded to keys, to which keys. Users would feel confused when
they press Ctrl+Shift+2 [NUL] appears or Ctrl+Shift+6 [RS] appears etc.
======= 2007-08-02 06:02:17 you said：=======
>YangFan:
>
>> ... 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.
>
> They are being sent by Windows. This is normal entry of control
>characters, not accelerators. Is your problem the appearance of [NUL],
>[BEL], ... when users type these characters? That is normal entry and
>display - not caused by accelerators. If you want to disable control
>character entry, process them in your application or assign them to
>null accelerators.
>
> Neil
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YangFan
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2007-08-02
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