On 10/11/10 1:56 PM, Richmond wrote:
Thank you all for your suggestions, although they all seem
rather abstruse for simply toggling the visibility of an image.
At present I am toggling with F-12 (which puts some people's noses
out of joint, hence proposal to use SHIFT):
By default, OS X usurps
On Oct 11, 2010, at 2:56 PM, Richmond wrote:
> as you can see; fairly pedestrian stuff, which is why I get all
> moist and sweaty when I think about the Shift key.
Could you use the space bar? If you can't because people are entering words in
a field, then shift would be a problem too for anyo
Thank you all for your suggestions, although they all seem
rather abstruse for simply toggling the visibility of an image.
At present I am toggling with F-12 (which puts some people's noses
out of joint, hence proposal to use SHIFT):
on rawKeyDown
---socking great, mind-bogglingly tedious swit
Recently, Colin Holgate wrote:
>> Sorry, I'm not following -- the shift state is constantly polled/stored, so
>> why does the script need to care about the state at all?
>>
> He wants to have an action happen when the user presses the shift key. Your
> variable knows whether the shift is down, bu
On Oct 11, 2010, at 2:03 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Sorry, I'm not following -- the shift state is constantly polled/stored, so
> why does the script need to care about the state at all?
>
He wants to have an action happen when the user presses the shift key. Your
variable knows whether the shi
Recently, Colin Holgate wrote:
>> Or maybe this:
>
>
> Your two approaches are basically the same idea as mine, only in yours there
> is still no way for the rest of the script to know that the shift was pressed.
> You might also need an idle check, or another send, to then inspect the state
> o
On Oct 11, 2010, at 1:43 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Or maybe this:
Your two approaches are basically the same idea as mine, only in yours there is
still no way for the rest of the script to know that the shift was pressed. You
might also need an idle check, or another send, to then inspect the
Or maybe this:
on openCard
if "trackKeys" is not in pendingMessages() then trackKeys
end openCard
on trackKeys
set the shiftKeyPressed of me to (shiftKey() = down)
send "trackKeys" to me in 50 millisecs
end trackKeys
Recently, I wrote:
> Here's one way to do what you ask:
>
> [in th
Here's one way to do what you ask:
[in the card script]
on openCard
if "trackKeys" is not in pendingMessages() then trackKeys
end openCard
on trackKeys
set the shiftKeyPressed of me to (65505 is among the lines of keysDown())
send "trackKeys" to me in 50 millisecs
end trackKeys
This sc
This part:
if the shiftkey and not shiftisdown then
UserReleasedShiftKey
end if
should have been:
if not the shiftkey and shiftisdown then
UserReleasedShiftKey
end if
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On Oct 11, 2010, at 12:49 PM, Richmond wrote:
> what I cannot work out how to do is find out if the SHIFT key is down without
> having to plonk my fat fingers on some other key as well.
You said this just now, with my solution that works still copied in the top of
your message. Take another lo
On 10/11/2010 02:06 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
This might give you an idea:
on checkkeys
send checkkeys to me in 100 milliseconds
put shiftkey()
end checkkeys
_
This:
on rawKeyDown
if shiftkey() is down then
put "DOWN" into fld "fSHIFT"
end if
end rawKeyDown
on rawKeyUp
On 10/11/10 6:27 AM, Len Morgan wrote:
I think what Richmond was after was a message that get's sent when he
presses the shift key, not detecting when it's down. The only way that
comes to mind would be a front script that captured the keydown/keyup or
rawkeys messages, check for the shift key s
On 10/11/2010 6:16 AM, roger.e.el...@sealedair.com wrote:
Richmond wroe:
I would love to be able to trap when a modifier key is down like this:
on shiftKeyDown
do blah, blah, blah
end shiftKeyDown
but it seems that that is not possible in LievCode, unless, of course,
I'm missing somethin
Richmond wroe:
> I would love to be able to trap when a modifier key is down like this:
>
> on shiftKeyDown
> do blah, blah, blah
> end shiftKeyDown
>
> but it seems that that is not possible in LievCode, unless, of course,
> I'm missing something . . .
>
> Richmond.
I can only determine its s
This might give you an idea:
on checkkeys
send checkkeys to me in 100 milliseconds
put shiftkey()
end checkkeys
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I would love to be able to trap when a modifier key is down like this:
on shiftKeyDown
do blah, blah, blah
end shiftKeyDown
but it seems that that is not possible in LievCode, unless, of course,
I'm missing something . . .
Richmond.
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