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Posts: 2362 from 2003/2/24
O.k. not sure if this is a bug or just me being me.....
1st look at demo/class3.c
Does exactly what I want, but relies on the obsolete MUI_RequestIDCMP()
So I thought I'll just add it into the MUIM_HandleEvent of my class.
Setup:
Code:
data->ehn.ehn_Object = obj;
data->ehn.ehn_Class = 0;//cl;
data->ehn.ehn_Events = /*IDCMP_MOUSEBUTTONS | IDCMP_INTUITICKS | IDCMP_MOUSEMOVE |*/ IDCMP_RAWKEY;// |*/ IDCMP_VANILLAKEY;
DoMethod(_win(obj),MUIM_Window_AddEventHandler,&data->ehn);
As you may see I tried setting it directly to my class or leaving it blank, RAW or VANILLA key...
MUIM_HandleEvent :
Code:
static ULONG mHandleEvent(struct IClass *cl,Object *obj,struct MUIP_HandleEvent *msg)
{
struct Data *data = (struct Data*)INST_DATA(cl,obj);
struct TagItem tretval;
{
PDB(("rk %xn",msg->muikey));
if (msg->muikey!=MUIKEY_NONE)
{
PDB(("mkn"));
switch (msg->muikey)
{
case MUIKEY_LEFT :
case MUIKEY_RIGHT:
case MUIKEY_UP :
case MUIKEY_DOWN :
case MUIKEY_CUT:
PDB(("n"));
break;
}
}
}
Whatever key(s) I press, I never get the "mk\n" nor the "\n".
Did a quick test with another object based on MUIC_String and get the same results as long as the string is empty. As soon as it has a contents I get propper muikey-codes.
