To elaborate on what Bob stated, to override one default key, your best bet
is to override the appropriate script.
If you are interested in overriding most keys, then you need a different
ability. I don't remember the exact way to do this, but keyboard help and
developer modes certainly overlay a separate keymap that overrides some or
all functionality. The keypressEvent seems to occur after JAWS has bound
the script to the pressed key.
On 13 December 2016 at 09:36, Bob _ <temp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Would this not be easier to do:
Script DownCell ()
TypeCurrentScriptKey ()
EndScript
Bob
On 13 Dec 2016, at 14:24, IPDGmbH <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:nIsBrailleKey, int nIsScriptKey)
For clarification here what I did so far:
void function keypressedevent(int nKey, string strKeyName, int
;appendToClipboard(strKeyName,false)freelists.org] Im Auftrag von IPDGmbH
if strKeyName == "Alt+Control+DownArrow" then
passKeyThrough()
TypeCurrentScriptKey ()
else
keypressedevent(nKey, strKeyName, nIsBrailleKey, nIsScriptKey)
endIf
endFunction
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Betreff: [jawsscripts] KeyPressedEvent() how to stop keys from hitting
jaws?
Hello listers,
how do I prevent a Jaws key stroke from being understood and executed by
I have written my own version of Keypressed event, but the Combo inquestion still is interpreted by jaws. Is there something earlier I should
step in the chain? ProzessKeypressedEvent() or something like this?
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Thanks in advance
Richard
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