This is impossible. When the keyboard is displayed, it is like a modal
dialog, no events are sent through the application event loop.
Caspar Heiden, vd wrote:
In AppEventLoop, after you've gotten an event with EvtGetEvent, but
before you call SysHandleEvent:
- check wether the event is a
In AppEventLoop, after you've gotten an event with EvtGetEvent, but
before you call SysHandleEvent:
- check wether the event is a keyDownEvent
- if it is, check wether the key is the CR return (check docs / google)
If both tests are true, simply skip the rest of the loop, for instance
by using
Is it possible to block the carriage return character when the keyboard
is displayed? I was looking at Keyboard.h and there are a bunch of
functions that aren't documented, so I don't know what they do. I see
there is a #define for the return key, but I don't know if or how I
would use this
I found it easier to strip unwanted characters from the text returned by the
on-screen keyboard.
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From: Eric Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 01, 2004 2:34 PM
Subject: blocking the
Eric Potter wrote:
Is it possible to block the carriage return character when the keyboard
is displayed? I was looking at Keyboard.h and there are a bunch of
functions that aren't documented, so I don't know what they do. I see
there is a #define for the return key, but I don't know if or how I
Matt Graham wrote:
Eric Potter wrote:
Is it possible to block the carriage return character when the
keyboard is displayed? I was looking at Keyboard.h and there are a
bunch of functions that aren't documented, so I don't know what they
do. I see there is a #define for the return key, but I
