1. [pGUI] How to Ignore Keystroke After IupText Processes It
- Posted by euphoric (admin) May 05, 2019
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I have a textbox, and I don't want the parent control to respond to keystrokes entered into it. What do I return? IUP_CONTINUE and IUP_DEFAULT seem to propagate the keypress thru to the parent. IUP_IGNORE didn't work either.
Do I need to figure out who has focus first before processing it?!
Added: Doing a test in the parent's keypress callback seems to catch it.
2. Re: [pGUI] How to Ignore Keystroke After IupText Processes It
- Posted by petelomax May 06, 2019
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What do I return? IUP_CONTINUE and IUP_DEFAULT seem to propagate the keypress thru to the parent. IUP_IGNORE didn't work either.
That exhausts your options.
It has been a while, but I recall there is a problem with alt-keys, which it (wrongly) assumes must be menu shortcuts.
There is a new release of IUP just out (good job I dragged my feet on the one before), maybe that'll help (but I doubt it).
3. Re: [pGUI] How to Ignore Keystroke After IupText Processes It
- Posted by euphoric (admin) May 06, 2019
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What do I return? IUP_CONTINUE and IUP_DEFAULT seem to propagate the keypress thru to the parent. IUP_IGNORE didn't work either.
That exhausts your options.
It has been a while, but I recall there is a problem with alt-keys, which it (wrongly) assumes must be menu shortcuts.
There is a new release of IUP just out (good job I dragged my feet on the one before), maybe that'll help (but I doubt it).
I actually hit on the solution that I ultimately confirmed in one of the demos... testing if that particular control has focus and ignoring if it does.
