Hi,
First thing:
Desktop.SendKeys() (gb.desktop) seems to have problems sending some keys
generated via the AltGr modifier (is the labelled AltGr on non-German
keyboards, too? I hope so).
Anyways, on a German keyboard we compose @ = AltGr+q, [ = AltGr+8, ] =
AltGr+9, etc..
But neither
Desktop.SendKeys("@")
nor
Desktop.SendKeys("{[Alt_R]q"}
gives an "@" but always "q" instead. It's the same for every other key I
tried. It always results in the "base key" being sent.
Does anyone not have this problem?
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Second thing:
Moreover, I use a German keyboard layout and a (British) english locale. On
the German keyboard we have "-" where on an american keyboard the "/" key
is. If I, on my system, use
Desktop.SendKey("-")
it actually produces a "/" in the target window. How strange is that? Same
with the more prominent example of "z" and "y" because German keyboards are
qwertz and american ones are qwerty. I type "z" and "y" is sent...
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Tobi
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