Kevin Miller wrote:
>
> Strange: without a field selected I do not get keyUp messages (on my Mac, at
> least). Are you sure you are getting them there?\
Yeah, I think so. The reason I didn't think so before is my tests didn't
insert any waits, so the response was too fast to actually see. But i
On 21/6/00 11:10 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I did more tests which show that it works that way here on my Mac too --
> keyups and downs are being sent to a card without any fields. (My
> previous tests were flawed.) One exception seems to be the shift key,
> which is
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
> Dave Cragg wrote:
>
> > It seems to work differently on Windows (on NT anyway). KeyUps and
> > rawKeyUps get sent even without an active field. A series rawKeyUps
> > and rawKeyDowns get sent when the key is depressed for a long time,
> > matc
Dave Cragg wrote:
> It seems to work differently on Windows (on NT anyway). KeyUps and
> rawKeyUps get sent even without an active field. A series rawKeyUps
> and rawKeyDowns get sent when the key is depressed for a long time,
> matching the normal key repeat rate. This happens on cards with no
>
At 8:23 PM +0100 6/21/00, Kevin Miller wrote:
>I think perhaps you're a little confused about the exact meaning of
>"keyDown" and "keyUp". Keydown is sent when a key is pressed, keyUp is sent
>after the character has been drawn into the field. KeyUp doesn't indicate
>that the key is *up* - it c
On 21/6/00 7:42 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to detect a keydown and a keyup when the user is not typing into
> a field. Ideally, the key would be one of the control keys, or maybe the
> space bar -- basically, I want a key that is easily accessible.
>
> It look
I want to detect a keydown and a keyup when the user is not typing into
a field. Ideally, the key would be one of the control keys, or maybe the
space bar -- basically, I want a key that is easily accessible.
It looks like both keyup and rawkeyup are only sent if the character is
typed into a fie
