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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    QT and key events
From:       Sheldon Lee-Wen <tormak () rogers ! com>
Date:       2002-06-09 18:56:49
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Hi,

    Is there any way to get QT to return the keycode of a key that is not 
recognized? (i.e. the easy access keys on your keyboard?) Using just
plain xlib you can get the keycodes back, however, QT will not return
them unless they are recognized by QT.  (QT recognizes the ones from
keysym.h I believe). I would like to use a QT solution, but it seems I might
have to use an xlib program to do what I want it to do (i.e. capture these
keys and assign symbols to them, then bind them to commands).
(I'm the author of KlineakConfig). If I do have to use a c/xlib program
to do this, how can I embed an Xlib "widget" into a KDE program?

(i.e. I want an area that the user can press an easy access key over that gets 
the keycode and then lets them assign a symbol name to it, and then allows 
them to use KlineakConfig to assign commands to the symbol names.)

Thanks for the help.
Sheldon.

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