I recently switched from PPC 10.4.11 (Tiger) to Intel/Leopard.
A project of mine has code like this:
protected void processAWTEvents (AWTEvent[] evt)
{
for (int ii = 0 ; ii < evt.length ; ++ii)
{
if (evt [ii] instanceof KeyEvent)
{
int type = evt [ii].getID();
int code = ((KeyEvent) evt [ii]).getKeyCode();
String text = KeyEvent.getKeyText (code);
System.out.println ("type : " + type);
System.out.println (" code: " + code);
System.out.println (" text: " + text);
[... etc.]
This function is called (by Java3D) every time a key is pressed. So
far, so good.
On my PPC/Tiger system, the println(text) would show things like
"LEFT_ARROW" and "SHIFT_KEY", etc. for those keys.
On my Intel/Leopard system, I get this:
[Session started at 2008-01-25 18:50:00 -0800.]
Pigs!
type : 401 // (401 = keydown)
code: 32
text: ? // <space>
type : 400 // 400 = key-repeat? Key-typed? Whatever...
code: 0
text: Unknown keyCode: 0x0
type : 402 // (402 = keyup)
code: 32
text: ?
type : 401
code: 37 // left arrow
text: ?
type : 402
code: 37
text: ?
type : 401
code: 39 // right arrow
text: ?
type : 402
code: 39
text: ?
type : 401
code: 38 // up arrow
text: ?
type : 402
code: 38
text: ?
type : 401
code: 40 // down arrow
text: ?
type : 402
code: 40
text: ?
type : 401 // various meta keys follow...
code: 16 // shift, cntl, CMD, fn, etc.
text: ?
type : 402
code: 16
text: ?
type : 401
code: 157
text: ?
type : 402
code: 157
text: ?
type : 401
code: 18
text: ?
type : 402
code: 18
text: ?
type : 401
code: 17
text: ?
type : 402
code: 17
text: ?
Any ideas what happened, and how I can fix it?
Thanks!
