Yup, that's why. I had a look at the source of KeyEvent and - naturally
- couldn't find it;)
Thanks
Rüdiger
Sebastian Werner wrote:
> With every keyboard event you get a KeyEvent object. This object has
> methods like isCtrlPressed(). Just take a look at the corresponding
> API (http://demo
With every keyboard event you get a KeyEvent object. This object has
methods like isCtrlPressed(). Just take a look at the corresponding
API (http://demo.qooxdoo.org/0.7-beta3/apiviewer/
#qx.event.type.KeyEvent). Hint: Enable the inheritance. These stuff
is inherited from DomEvent.
Sebastia
Hi all,
this is probably a very dumb question but I just can't figure it out.
How can I determine which modifier keys (e.g. ctrl, shift, alt, etc.)
are held while a KeyEvent occurs. I would like to do something if only
the Enter (and no Ctrl-Enter or Shift-Enter or whatever) was pressed.
Thanks
