Rhino II Configuration
User’s Manual 35
To assign a keyboard key with Ctrl-Alt-Delete, the following
definition must be specified:
DefName=#CTRL_ALT_DEL
Before releasing a Key sequence, all other Keys will be "released" to
prevent problems with mixing of keystates like Shift, Control and Alt.
Example:
[ExtendedKeys]
MyTestString = This is a test!
TextExt1 = @
TestExt2 = VK_ALTGR,q
Special = VK_ESCAPE,VK_F1, This was ESC and
F1
[Keyboard_XX]
L01_Norm =
^|#EXT=MyTestString;1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9
L01_AltGr = | |#EXT=Special;²|³| | |
|{|[|]|}|\|
Like in the above example TestExt+2 shown, Keys can be generated
through different definitions.
If you have problems with specific combinations try explicitly the
respective left and right code definitions of Special Keys, e.g.
VK_LCONTROL, VK_RSHIFT, etc. ...
Status keys as VK_SHIFT, VK_CONTROL, etc. ... always affect only
the directly following 'real' key. For example should F5 are pressed
with Shift and F6 with Shift + Control, it must be specified as follows:
Special =
VK_SHIFT,VK_F5,VK_SHIFT,VK_CONTROL,VK_F6