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MapVirtualKey actually returns uppercase keys in Windows.

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David Hammerton 2002-06-10 23:02:41 +00:00 committed by Alexandre Julliard
parent 01ecb57747
commit 50e8768f62
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dlls/x11drv/keyboard.c
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@ -1358,15 +1358,22 @@ UINT X11DRV_MapVirtualKey(UINT wCode, UINT wMapType)
return 0; }
case 2: { /* vkey-code to unshifted ANSI code */
/* (was FIXME) : what does unshifted mean ? 'a' or 'A' ? */
/* My Windows returns 'A'. */
/* we still don't know what "unshifted" means. in windows VK_W (0x57)
* returns 0x57, which is upercase 'W'. So we have to return the uppercase
* key.. Looks like something is wrong with the MS docs?
* This is only true for letters, for example VK_0 returns '0' not ')'.
* - hence we use the lock mask to ensure this happens.
*/
/* let's do vkey -> keycode -> (XLookupString) ansi char */
XKeyEvent e;
KeySym keysym;
int keyc;
char s[2];
e.display = display;
e.state = 0; /* unshifted */
e.state = LockMask;
/* LockMask should behave exactly like caps lock - upercase
* the letter keys and thats about it. */
e.keycode = 0;
/* We exit on the first keycode found, to speed up the thing. */