Handle Enter KeyPress
I've got no real silusion for this, a lot of helpfull tips yes. I gess I will have to live with this nusens as it is mentiond in my first post. Thanks, if I find a real silusion I will post it.Hendri...
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Hello Hendri,Thanks for your post.What's the situation on your side? If you have any comments, please feel free to follow up.Best regards,LilianePlease mark the replies as answers if they help and...
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A lot of deferent code blocks will be making use of the Enter Key as I am stil experimenting. This seems to be an nusence that I will have to live with.Hendri Bissolati noviceprogrammer@vodamail.co.za
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I am using the Event Handler below for the Enter Key Press Event, it is running when ever enny of the keys is pressed. This is not so much a problem when the app. is runing, unnesasirry yes. It is...
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Hendri,I gave the wrong answer, this is common, in that case you would use smaller windows, we have that all.I'v never done that, but of course can you temporally the enter key of chars for any other...
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PrivateSub Input_KeyPress(ByVal eventSenderAs System.Object,ByVal eventArgs As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs)Handles Tb1.KeyPress, Tb2.KeyPress Const CR AsShort = 13 ' Carriage return...
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Is there then no way to do this with-oute filtering using If or Select Case,so the Event only runs for the Enter Key?Hendri Bissolati noviceprogrammer@vodamail.co.za
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That is unless you only use keyup and don't ever use key down or key press (if that's how you want your code to funciton).If suitibly motivated you could even override those events as shown above for...
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Mmmmmmmm... AndrewWhen the KeyUp event is raised, the key is already processed, using this to filter your key values force you to undo what was done
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Hendri,I (and others) never use the keypress, we use mostly the keydown (while I use the keyup), returns more information in the eventargument e....
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You can use Select Case e.KeyChar instead of If e.Keychar, but when you're doing such a simple comparison the difference is way more syntactic than performance oriented.You can't filter a key out of a...
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Well i dit this alot with textboxes en then the handler was KeyDown and not keypress i dont know if this is what you needed
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You will have to do some code to filter somewhere any way.But you can stop the event from being raised by any key but the "ENTER" key this way PublicClass Form1PrivateSub Form1_KeyPress(ByVal sender...
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I am using the Event Handler below for the Enter Key Press Event, it is running when ever enny of the keys is pressed. This is not so much a problem when the app. is runing, unnesasirry yes. It is...
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