[Qt-interest] Catching multiple key pressed event

[Alexandre Beraud]

Hi,

The use of the StandardKey sequences allows you to make portable code 
that will make use of the usual shortcuts that might vary on the 
different systems.
If you want to test a modifyer like Ctrl then the way you do it is good. 
For more complex key sequences you can also create a QKeySequence object 
directly and define the keys you want to put in it.

Regards,

Alex


ri at eeda.denso.co.jp a écrit :
> OK I figured this out.
> like:
> QKeyEvent *event
> if( ( event->modifiers() == Qt::ModifierXXX ) &&
> (event->key() == Qt::Key_YYY) )
> {
> // do my stuff
> }
> just want to share with others
>
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> matches <outbind://47/qkeyevent.html#matches> ( 
> QKeySequence::StandardKey) is available for me
> for example QKeySequence::New is Ctrl + N
> but can I customized the actual key-bindings?
>
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> *From:* 黎 新懿
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 25, 2009 2:39 PM
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> *Subject:* Catching multiple key pressed event
>
> Hi list
> Is it possible to catch multiple key pressed event in a keyPressEvent() ??
> If yes how?
> Thanks!
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