On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 08:14:43 +0200,
Marco Piovanelli (email@hidden) wrote:
>I had hoped Leopard would provide an easier way to strip modifier
>keys that would work with any keyboard. I guess I'll file an
>enhancement request.
I've been pondering about this a little bit more, and I think
what I'd really like to see is a simpler, higher-level key
translation API that doesn't force me to care about the various
keyboard layout formats (KCHR, uchr, etc.) but just takes a
TISInputSourceRef (or NULL, referring to the currently selected
keyboard). Something like this:
CFStringRef
TISKeyTranslate (
TISInputSourceRef inKeyboardInputSource, // NULL = current keyboard
UInt16 inVirtualKeyCode,
UInt16 inKeyAction,
UInt32 inModifiers,
OptionBits inKeyTranslateOptions,
UInt32 * ioDeadKeyState // can be NULL
);
-- marco
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rainforest of human thought and mow the thing down.
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