Carbon Key / Char Codes
Post: #1
Just in case anyone other than me still uses carbon events rather than NSevents (I plan to make the change soon-ish), here's how I figured out character codes for non-ascii characters:
the user presses a key, then:
if anyone's interested, here are a few:
#define key_UpArrow 30
#define key_DownArrow 31
#define key_LeftArrow 28
#define key_RightArrow 29
#define key_ForwardDelete 127
the user presses a key, then:
Code:
GetEventParameter(event,
kEventParamKeyMacCharCodes,
typeChar, nil,
sizeof(charCode), nil,
&charCode);
printf("%d\n", (int)charCode);if anyone's interested, here are a few:
#define key_UpArrow 30
#define key_DownArrow 31
#define key_LeftArrow 28
#define key_RightArrow 29
#define key_ForwardDelete 127
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