nohics nohics wrote:
> I found it, I think that we have to do check the string value returned by:
> gtk.gdk.keyval_name(event.keyval)
Or you can compare event.keyval to the constants defined in gtk.keysyms.
To test for modifiers like control and alt, you can test the set bits in
event.state accord
I found it, I think that we have to do check the string value returned by:
gtk.gdk.keyval_name(event.keyval)
2009/7/14 nohics nohics
> For now I'm looking at in event.keyval, where event is an argument of the
> callback function key-press-event, but I don't know if the int values of
> kayval are
For now I'm looking at in event.keyval, where event is an argument of the
callback function key-press-event, but I don't know if the int values of
kayval are standard. Is that what we shall do ?
2009/7/14 nohics nohics
> Hello, How can I know what key is pressend on the keyboard when the Entry
>
Hello, How can I know what key is pressend on the keyboard when the Entry
Widget receive the key-press-event signal ?
Thanks.
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