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The KeyMapped event is generated when a mapped key is
pressed.
Syntax
Sub object_KeyMapped( [Index As
Integer,] KeyIndex As Integer, Shift As
Integer, KeyString As String )
Remarks
This event is generated when the user presses a special key while
the emulation window has focus, and that key is mapped to a string
using the KeyMap property array.
- KeyIndex
- An integer which specifies which mapped key was pressed, and is
the same as the index value used with the KeyMap property
array. Refer to the KeyMap
Constants table for a list of keys and their corresponding
values which may be mapped by the application. Note that the
KeyIndex value is different than the key codes used by the
KeyDown and KeyUp events.
- Shift
- An integer that corresponds to the state of the Shift, Ctrl,
and Alt keys at the time the key is pressed. The Shift
argument is a bit field with the least-significant bits
corresponding to the Shift key (bit 0), the Ctrl key (bit 1), and
the Alt key (bit 2 ). These bits correspond to the values 1, 2, and
4, respectively. Some, all, or none of the bits can be set,
indicating that some, all, or none of the keys are pressed. For
example, if both Ctrl and Alt keys are pressed, the value of
Shift is 6.
- KeyString
- A string that contains the control and/or escape sequence that
the key has been mapped to. This is the same value that was
assigned to the KeyMap property array for this key.
Example
The following example demonstrates how to use the KeyMapped
event in conjunction with the SendKey method in the Telnet
control:
Private Sub Terminal1_KeyMapped(KeyIndex As Integer, Shift As Integer, KeyString As String)
TelnetClient1.SendKey KeyString
End Sub
See Also
KeyMap Property,
KeyDown Event, KeyPress
Event, KeyUp Event
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