Keys? is it already supported?

[Zen13546]

Hi,

I'd like to hook the numeric keys. is it possible? I know about arrow keys constants (EKeyRightArrow etc.), "c" key (EKeyBackSpace") and that's all (only the right softkey hooked by appuifw.app.exit_key_handler). I've tried some constants from module key_codes but nearly nothing worked. So I ask again, is it possible to hook numeric keys(and others, like the green one and red one)? Thanks

[cyke64]

Hello ,

from appuifw import *
from e32 import *
from key_codes import *
import os
import sys

# Please add these lines below in key_codes.py in the lib folder (\system\libs)
# EKeyA = 0x41 don' work :-(
# EKeya = 0x61 don't work :-(
# EKey1 = 0x31 
# EKey2 = 0x32
# EKey3 = 0x33
# EKey4 = 0x34
# EKey5 = 0x35
# EKey6 = 0x36
#EKey7 = 0x37
# EKey8 = 0x38
# EKey9 = 0x39
#EKey0 = 0x30
# EKeyStar = 0x2a
# EKeyDiese = 0x23
# EKeyEnter = 0x000d


class my_app:
   def __init__(self):
       self.script_lock = Ao_lock()
       self.app_name= u'testkeys'
       self.app_ver= u'1'
       self.run_by = u''
       self.run_by_mode = u''

   def run(self):
       old_title = app.title
       app.title = self.app_name+self.app_ver
       app.body = Text()
       app.menu = [(u'Action ...',self.action),(u'About ...',self.about),(u'Quit', self.quit)]
       self.get_run_by()
       self.set_bind()
       app.exit_key_handler = self.fquit
       self.script_lock.wait()
       app.title = old_title
       app.body = None

   def quit(self):
       app.exit_key_handler = None
       self.script_lock.signal()

   def fquit(self):
       app.title = u'right soft key'

   def about(self):
       note(self.app_name+u'\n'+self.app_ver+u'\n'+u'(c) GPL license 2005\n'+self.run_by_mode+u'\nCreated by cyke64', 'info')

   def action(self):
       pass
   
   def key1(self):
       app.title = u'1'
   def key2(self):
       app.title = u'2'
   def key3(self):
       app.title = u'3'
   def key4(self):
       app.title = u'4'
   def key5(self):
       app.title = u'5'
   def key6(self):
       app.title = u'6'
   def key7(self):
       app.title = u'7'
   def key8(self):
       app.title = u'8'
   def key9(self):
       app.title = u'9'
   def key0(self):
       app.title = u'0'
   def keystar(self):
       app.title = u'times'
   def keydiese(self):
       app.title = u'diese'
   def keypen(self):
       app.title = u'pen'
   def keycancel(self):
       app.title = u'cancel'
   def keyyes(self):
       app.title = u'yes'
   def keyno(self):
       app.title = u'no'
   def keyjoy(self):
       app.title = u'joy'
   def keyleft(self):
       app.title = u'left'
   def keyright(self):
       app.title = u'right'
   def keyup(self):
       app.title = u'up'
   def keydown(self):
       app.title = u'down'
   def keymenu(self):
       app.title = u'menu'
   def keyenter(self):
       app.title = u'enter'
           



   def set_bind(self):
       app.body.bind(EKey1,self.key1)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey2,self.key2)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey3,self.key3)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey4,self.key4)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey5,self.key5)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey6,self.key6)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey7,self.key7)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey8,self.key8)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey9,self.key9)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKey0,self.key0)  # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKeyStar,self.keystar) # * key NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKeyDiese,self.keydiese) # NEW !
       app.body.bind(EKeyBackspace,self.keycancel) 
       app.body.bind(EKeyYes,self.keyyes) # it's the green key code !
       app.body.bind(EKeyNo,self.keyno) #it's the red key code but don't work !
       app.body.bind(EKeyMenu,self.keymenu) # don't work :-(
       app.body.bind(EKeyLeftArrow,self.keyleft)
       app.body.bind(EKeyRightArrow,self.keyright)
       app.body.bind(EKeyUpArrow,self.keyup)
       app.body.bind(EKeyDownArrow,self.keydown)
       app.body.bind(EKeyDevice3,self.keyjoy)
       app.body.bind(EKeyLeftShift,self.keypen)
       app.body.bind(EKeyEnter,self.keyenter) # press 0 three times !

   def set_exit_if_standalone(self):
       if self.run_by_mode == u'Python Installer':
          app.set_exit()
   
   def get_run_by(self):
       self.run_by = app.full_name()
       if self.run_by[-10:] == u'Python.app':
        self.run_by_mode = u'Python Interpreter'
       elif self.run_by[-10:] == u'appmgr.app':
        self.run_by_mode = u'Python Installer'
       else: 
        self.run_by_mode = u'Unknown ...'

if __name__ == '__main__':
    my_app().run()

Enjoy !

[Zen13546]

hey,

you are great

thanks.

[tomas.hubalek]

Wonderful and very useful. Thanks a lot.

BTW: Is there a lot such a secrets that are not highligted in documentation? ;-)