This is an exploratory question to determine if I should dedicate time to an implementation, if it\'s a \"cost-effective\" path.I freely admit I haven\'t attempted to implement this myself yet.I\'m lo
I have a program where the user can press a key to perform an action.That one event takes a small amount of time.The user can also hold down that key and perform the action many times in a row.The iss
I want to add item in the context menu of Power options, appear after long key p开发者_StackOverflow社区ress of Power.
I\'ve been writing an Android app that is mainly driven by hardware keyboard input. I\'m in the process of adding soft keyboard support, but I\'m not quite there yet. But I digress...
I\'m writing a syntax highlighting text editor in Java and I\'ve run into a bit of a problem as to what I should do as opposed to what I want to do. Basically the KeyEvent class provides me with a bit
I use the fo开发者_JS百科llowing code to listen for the key presses of 0 - 9 from the soft input keyboard on Android:
I\'ve read the definite tutorial on key bindings a few times, but my brain cache doesn\'t seem large enough to hold the complicated processes.
I am trying to simulate keypresses in a web app开发者_高级运维lication, it is for an embedded system but it uses a Webkit derived browser. I have tested the code in Chrome and get the same error.
Ok, first off. If I do System.out.println(e); that does print when I push the key. However I can not for the life of me figure out how to store this into an int. My IDE gives me no errors if I do
So I\'ve been working on a simple program while learning Java that brings up a small rectangular screen that has a circle moving around on it. The background and circle also change colors and speeds.
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