Hi Joe,
Sorry to misunderstand your intentions. I had an inkling I might be
reading your question wrong. I'm intrigued now as to how you might do
it. This low level c code makes my head spin, but if I read the docs
correctly it should be possible to decode the keyCodes to Unicode
Hey,
Thanks for the tip. I started writing my own method, but then when
searching for how to get the data from the UCKeyboardLayout, I found
some code that I modified to work perfectly. I will share it here for
those that need it.
- (CGKeyCode)keyCodeForKeyboard:(const UCKeyboardLayout
Hey,
I've got an application that basically simulates a keyboard using
CGEvents with CGKeyCodes. However, because CGKeyCodes only map the
position of the key on a keyboard, and not the actual key, I've run
into some issues. Is there an easy way to detect the type of keyboard
they have,
I've not used CGEvents much.. (Once upon a time, hopefully never
again) but if I remember rightly CGKeyCodes are equivalent to NSEvent
keyCodes*. If not you can easily convert between the two using: +
(NSEvent *)eventWithCGEvent:(CGEventRef)cgEvent.
Have a look at this:
Hey,
This is not *exactly* what I would like to achieve. Basically, what I would
like to do is the reverse: I would like to convert a string into a CGKeyCode.
Like on a US keyboard, I would input the string a and get returned the
CGKeyCode 0. This would be extremely straight-forward (just a
