Does Cocoa VM send Function keys to the image? :D How difficult is it to
add?
On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:54 PM, Fernando Olivero
wrote:
> YES! the keyboard events handling is a mess that should be rethought
> and simplified.
>
> I've recently played with Cocoa, and created a windowed app, that
>
Hi,
yes, it should be possible, but I need to see and think a bit on the best way
to implement it... maybe a week end task?
best,
Esteban
El 24/01/2012, a las 7:54p.m., Fernando Olivero escribió:
> YES! the keyboard events handling is a mess that should be rethought
> and simplified.
>
> I'
YES! the keyboard events handling is a mess that should be rethought
and simplified.
I've recently played with Cocoa, and created a windowed app, that
captures events and sends them to a pharo image via sockets. so i
learned how is done in COCOA. In Cocoa, there are 3 key events:
NSKeyDown: The u
I should learn more on the topic :).
But on the principle yes I want to avoid all the hardcode stuff everywhere.
Guillermo in feb we should have a coffee meeting with a group building new UI
using Python (of course)
and I could ask them how they manage keystrokes. Or we can also interact with
th
I am all for cleaning this up, but I'm sorry that I cannot be very constructive
on this. I'd just like to confirm that keyboard handling with regard to special
keypresses does not behave correctly. Try this in a workspace or transcript:
hit ctrl-1 This prints 1. Same for 2 till 8. Guess what ct
Hi!
While playing (again) to add Function keys support, reading documentation
of how keyboard handling works on our vm and other platforms:
.Net:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.keydown.aspx
Javascript: http://www.quirksmode.org/js/keys.html
And a quick expla
