I'm using in my application a subclassed object (a subclass of HBox) that
contains a TextView widget (and some other things not relevant here).
What I'd like to do, with regard to key presses, is the following:
1. Almost all basic keys (letters, cursor movement, etc) should still be
handled by the TextView so that it behaves normally.
2. A couple of keys would be captured by the derived object itself
(notably, ENTER will have a special action), and do some internal action.
3. Everything else should be propagated so that the user of this derived
widget can connect a handler to "key-press-event" and add special actions for
even more keys.
I've achieved capturing some specials keys, but letting everything else
work as normally in the TextView by connecting a handler to a key-press-event
of the TextView inside the derived widget's implementation, but I have'nt
discovered how to propagate keys unhandled by the TextView itself or by my
special handler to the user.
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Eduardo M Kalinowski
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://move.to/hpkb
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