Re: [gtkmm] changing key bindings (table navigation) - key enums??

[Peter Gasper <pgasper designadvantage com>]

I think I about have it figured out. What I need to know is where the
enums for GDK keybindings are defined or listed. 

What do I mean by this? I can define the function:
	on_key_release_event(GdkEventKey* event)

"event->keyval" within that function will give me a number corresponding
to an enum for a keyboard key. For instance "GDK_1" corresponds to the
key '1'. Where are these (GDK_1 for example) defined?

thanks.

On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 19:34, Paul Davis wrote:
> >> In this application the user won't need to navigate within the entry box
> >> (this requires left-right arrow which we need for navigation between
> >> entry boxes in the table) as it is only a 3 digit number. I am hoping to
> >> implement functionality where the user arrows to the entry box, and
> >> either types a replacement # (or hits enter to edit it and then types
> >> the #). We're still feeling out exactly how we want to do this.
> 
> i faced similar issues with an Audio Clock widget. the clock has 6
> different display modes, some with 5 subfields, each of which should
> be editable by the user, but where we want the same "move to next
> field when complete, or on TAB" operation. i can point to my solution
> (which was really quite complex) if you want. the complexity comes
> mostly from all the different modes. the basic code is really pretty
> simple.
>  
> >> Just so you know. This app will be running in an embedded system which
> >> may or may not have a keyboard. As a result, it must be easy for the
> >> user to navigate the app using only tab, arrow, enter, 0-9 and backspace
> >> keys; which are provided on the device. 
> >
> >
> >That is someting you can solve via the gtkbindings. But they are
> 
> i don't believe that bindings are the appropriate solution for the
> problem posed. i think it needs to be done using key event handlers
> for the widgets in question.
> 
> --p
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