Paul Johnson wrote:

James Edward Gray II said:

On Feb 29, 2004, at 6:30 AM, John wrote:

That's a nice method but i would prefer to activate the CAPS-LOCK and
user
write in capitals in my text entry widget

I would prefer you didn't. ;)


The keyboard takes commands from me, not the computer.  If a program
started monkeying with my control of such a device, it would find my
trash can, mighty quick.

Come on people. Maybe John has a good reason for wanting Caps Lock to be on.

I don't think anyone said the caps lock should never be on. We were only saying that it should be controlled by the user, who can turn it on or off whenever she wants.


I have solved this by accepting lowercase input as uppercase, and in my
case this works well as I am not using a text entry widget, but a Caps
Lock solution might also be nice.  Unfortunately, I don't think a cross
platform solution exists, but if anyone knows of one, or if John tells us
which platform he is concerned about and anyone knows of a solution for
that platform, please speak up.

You might always ask the user to turn it on if it was off, if that is really necessary. That is the only cross-platform solution I can think about.
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