I've not used CGEvents much.. (Once upon a time, hopefully never
again) but if I remember rightly CGKeyCodes are equivalent to NSEvent
keyCodes*. If not you can easily convert between the two using: +
(NSEvent *)eventWithCGEvent:(CGEventRef)cgEvent.
Have a look at this: http://inquisitivecocoa.com/2009/04/05/key-code-translator/
for my version of what I think your trying to achieve. Be warned,
there are a few gaps in my implementation (like F numbers for
instance), but that shouldn't be that hard to add.
Harry Jordan
http://inquisitivesoftware.com/
On 19 Awst 2009, at 18:40, Joe Turner wrote:
Hey,
I've got an application that basically simulates a keyboard using
CGEvents with CGKeyCodes. However, because CGKeyCodes only map the
position of the key on a keyboard, and not the actual key, I've run
into some issues. Is there an easy way to detect the type of
keyboard they have, and convert a CGKeyCode from a standard US
keyboard to whatever keyboard they have?
Any help would be much appreciated! :)
Joe
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