KeyBinding with no modifiers (in UserControl)
I want to execute a command when a key pressed(without modifiers). So, I tried below code:
<UserControl.InputBindings>
<KeyBinding Key="A" Command="{Binding ACommand}" />
</UserControl.InputBindings>
but, KeyBinding supports not a key but key and modifier.
Now I consider using Behavior and treat KeyDown event. But this is too complex.
Someone knows an easier solution?
Add: Above code is work well in Window.
I find solution in UserControl. (Using .开发者_C百科NET Framework 4)
I do not quite get what your problem is. The code you wrote should work, there is no need to specify modifiers.
I suppose the problem might be your binding or the control you set the key binding on cannot be focused so it won't trigger.
Microsoft doesn't support binding to a normal key that you might press while typing in a text box - unless it has a modifier. You can bind to function keys (like F1) and a few others without a modifier. See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.input.keygesture(v=vs.110).aspx
I've come across a blog that says he was able to get around this problem by creating his own KeyGesture class by inheriting from InputGesture and implementing the Matches function. http://dikhi.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/keygesture-doesnt-work-with-alpha-numeric-key/
I figured a way out to set a InputBinding by using only a single Key like "Key.A"
boolean noMod = ModifierKeys == ModifierKeys.None;
KeyBinding inputBinding = new KeyBinding(this, Keys, noMod ? ModifierKeys.Alt : ModifierKeys));
if (noMod)
{
inputBinding.ClearValue(KeyBinding.ModifiersProperty);
}
That worked for me fine.
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