On Friday 12 December 2003 7:33 am, Jonathan Kaye wrote:
> So the keystroke is registered but not displayed.
> There is a workaround. I could have the user type the input into a
> non-graphical window and then use set_contents to copy the input into
> the text field but really.... do I have to do that? Is there no fix?
> Thanks again,
> Jonathan
After you create the textfield, try adding an extra line as follows:-
tf := TextField()
tf.filter := cset(&cset[33:0])
The present behaviour is for the textfield to discard chars outside the
printable ascii range(32-128), but the above increases the range to 32-255,
which is what you want I think.
This works on Linux/KDE, but I haven't tried it on Windows.
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