I had the same problem on redhat 7.2
The way I got around it was to keep track of the first
time it was released and then always perform the
action one more time (ignoring the first release). So
on windows the first release is ignored but after that
it isn't and so we don't move. On linux the firs
Martin,
Perhaps you could have your Java application make the modification to
Linux directly?
Or perhaps as a clumsy work around use a timer and ignore any KeyRelease
that occurs if it is immediately followed by a "KeyPress".
This seems like strange behavior for Linux as it defeats the whole
con
I posted the post below earlier and wanted to give up an update!
I have solved... kind off... what was causing the KeyRelease... It's the
KeyRepeat mechanisum of my OS (Debian-Linux). I changed the setting and the
release stopped!
Anyone know of a way to Override this directly via my Program? Ha
Hi.
I'm having a problem and need some help or advise.
Ive created a scene that uses two Behaviors. One that uses a
WakeupOnElapsedFrames criterion triggered by an Alpha object and another that
uses two WakeupOnAWTEvent criterion, KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED &
KeyEvent.KEY_RELEASED.
I'm changing the sta
Hi I am handling key Pressed events like this.
JButton samex;
public void myMethod()
{
samex = new JButton("Same");
samex.setMnemonic(KeyEvent.VK_V);
samex.setActionCommand("Same");
addKeyListener(this); //my class Extends KeyListener
}
public void keyTyped(KeyEvent e){
