There is a command line feature I\'ve been wanting for a long time, and I\'ve thought about how to best realize it, but I got nothing...
Using PHP, JS, or HTML (or something similar) how would I capture keystokes? Such as if the user presses ctrl+f or maybe even just f, a certain function will happen.
I have a C# WinForm application on .NET 2.0 an开发者_如何学Pythond XP. There is also an UltraVNC server running on the same PC as my application does. The user may access the application either locall
Is there any way to proceed into a method if the key that is being pressed does not result in any typing. i.e. the shift key, control key etc without having to specify all of them. Ideally, to detect
I\'m trying to make a program to open Acrobat files using Adobe Acrobat Reader and save them in a text file, automatically.
Every time a key is pressed on a regular keyboard, a numeric \'key code\' is sent to the computer, eg. 32 or 51 which represent specific keys.
I\'m looking for a way to inject a keystroke into the OS keyboard input buffer, like when you click a button the program inserts one (or more) keyboard strokes. I wanted to do this in java because I开
sorry for this little bit strange title, didn\'t found a better one.. I\'ve got the following situation:
I\'m using pygtk, and would like to handle control+c sometimes to do a special copy action, but other times to let gtk handle it. For example, I\'d like to put an object on my clipboard if it is avail
I\'m attempting to execute some WPF commands with help of WPF KeyGesture class. Application works fine until I specify a key combination consisting of Shift modifier and an alphanumeric key. For examp