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Re: Return vs Enter


  • Subject: Re: Return vs Enter
  • From: Gregory Cooksey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 01:27:45 -0600


On Nov 7, 2005, at 10:59 AM, Daniel Jalkut wrote:

You could examine the virtual key code for the event (-[NSEvent keyCode]). As far as I know it will always be the same for the Enter key. From Apple's "iGetKeys.c":

	kVirtualEnterKey = 0x04C,

I'm only 99% sure that this is true on all non-Roman keyboards, though. Does anybody have any cause for concern about relying on this?

I was experimenting with keycodes a couple weeks ago and discovered two different codes for Enter. The powerbook enter key down by the space bar is 52 decimal, while the numeric keypad enter seems to be 76 decimal. And if you hold down the Fn key and press the Enter by the space bar you get 110, which I have not been able to identify.


-Greg

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 >Return vs Enter (From: Alan Dail <email@hidden>)
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