Mark,
> I iterate over each key in that set, sending that keycode to a text
> field. I then do the same for each keycode but with the shift key held.
> I don't doubt that it could cause havoc in some setups!
On a German or Spanish layout on the Mac BACK_QUOTE will invoke a dead key and
throw eve
Hello!
On 15/05/2024 14:49, Martin Fox wrote:
> Mark,
>
> You may already know this but before JavaFX 21 the Mac and Windows Robot code
> had some long-standing bugs with non-US keyboards. Linux is in better shape
> but you can encounter problems if the user has installed multiple layouts (I
>
In another thread someone asked whether JavaFX could report which keyboard
layout is currently active. I don’t think there’s any useful way of doing this.
The Mac organizes layouts using language codes. There are five variants for
German and 15 for English. The German variants are ABC-QWERTZ, Au
Mark,
You may already know this but before JavaFX 21 the Mac and Windows Robot code
had some long-standing bugs with non-US keyboards. Linux is in better shape but
you can encounter problems if the user has installed multiple layouts (I have a
PR pending to fix that). That might explain some of
Hello!
I maintain a test harness for JavaFX applications:
https://www.github.com/io7m-com/xoanon
I expose an interface that uses the javafx.scene.robot.Robot
interface internally, but I expose a slightly higher level
API that allows for (amongst other things) typing text as strings
on components
