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julien CLEMENT
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Maybe I missed a part of the thread, but
why would you want to catch Ctrl+Alt+Delete ? It's quite unusual ... Julien CLEMENT _______________________________________________ SDL mailing list http://lists.libsdl.org/listinfo.cgi/sdl-libsdl.org |
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| How to detect ctrl+alt+del keyboard event from SDL? (psboy) |
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psboy
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Hi,I have a SDL app that contain win32 subwindow.
And this subwindow embedded a mplayer. When i press ctrl+alt+del, that win32 subwindow(mplayer) will not redraw. That's why i want to catch ctrl+alt+del and do somehing (like redraw). 2010/6/17 julien CLEMENT
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| How to detect ctrl+alt+del keyboard event from SDL? (psboy) |
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Jeremiah
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ctrl+alt+del, is usually an admission of failure. The user clearly
isn't in love with your program, when they resort to the 3 finger salute. On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 6:19 PM, psboy wrote:
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| How to detect ctrl+alt+del keyboard event from SDL? (psboy) |
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Paulo Pinto
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Then you should handle the "losing focus" issue, not try to catch Ctrl+Alt+Del.
Many OS have keyboard shortcuts that are system specific and not given to the applications, it is a bad practice to get hold of them, in the very few cases that is even possible to do so. Unless you are targeting an embedded system, or a games console, the days of an application owning the computer hardware are long gone. -- Paulo On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 3:19 AM, psboy wrote:
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