Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <lasgout...@lyx.org> writes:
> What I would like (but I have not understood yet where to do that) is to
> use reject() only when we have an unknown keysym. We should not reject
^^^^ignore()
> events because M-C-j is not bound currently, but because a given
> multimedia key is not handled by LyX (i.e. for example because
> qkey_to_string returns an empty string).
FYI, the qt3support code does:
inline QT3_SUPPORT_CONSTRUCTOR QKeyEvent(Type type, int key, int /*ascii*/,
int modifiers, const QString& text =
QString(),
bool autorep = false, ushort count =
1)
: QInputEvent(type, (Qt::KeyboardModifiers)(modifiers &
(int)Qt::KeyButtonMask)), txt(text), k(key),
c(count), autor(autorep)
{
if (key >= Qt::Key_Back && key <= Qt::Key_MediaLast)
ignore();
}
I did not manage to find any similar code in qt 4.x. However, we could
maybe just use something like that.
Any qt internals specialist around here?
JMarc
