hey,
(this is kinda directed to IOhannes)
...I'm having some problems getting [gemkeyname] to work right on OSX...at the moment, I'm grabbing a "macCharCode" and passing it on, but the output seems to always be the keyname for the pressed key PLUS 3 trailing characters (non-standard ones, at that)...
...is it possible that gensym is generating these? Does the keyname need to be null terminated?
thanx, jamie
James Tittle II wrote:
hey,
(this is kinda directed to IOhannes)
...I'm having some problems getting [gemkeyname] to work right on OSX...at the moment, I'm grabbing a "macCharCode" and passing it on, but the output seems to always be the keyname for the pressed key PLUS 3 trailing characters (non-standard ones, at that)...
...is it possible that gensym is generating these? Does the keyname need to be null terminated?
hmm, i really don't know but it might well be (from the looks of gensym() in m_class.c it has to be 0-terminated)
mfg.a.r IOhannes
On Mar 22, 2004, at 1:06 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
James Tittle II wrote:
hey, (this is kinda directed to IOhannes) ...I'm having some problems getting [gemkeyname] to work right on OSX...at the moment, I'm grabbing a "macCharCode" and passing it on, but the output seems to always be the keyname for the pressed key PLUS 3 trailing characters (non-standard ones, at that)... ...is it possible that gensym is generating these? Does the keyname need to be null terminated?
hmm, i really don't know but it might well be (from the looks of gensym() in m_class.c it has to be 0-terminated)
...zero-terminated worx! Now if I can just get a good connection (stupid Sourceforge!) to commit it ;-)
thanx, jamie
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