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The Rickster schrieb am Samstag, 26. August 2023 um 02:24:43 UTC+2:
> The manual depression of the Windows key + H results in the
appearance of the ms voice type ui. This does not occur when using tkcon as
follows:
>
> after 5000 {twapi::send_keys [list {LWIN} H]}
>
> Waiting 5 seconds allows for the placement of the cursor in a .txt document.
> However, the only (apparent) result is the presentation of "LWIN
H" in the text document.
>
> Please advise as to how to achieve the intended result - the
appearance of the voice type ui.
> Rick
from
twapi source code input.tcl
...
SHIFT {0x10 0}
CONTROL {0x11 0}
ALT {0x12 0}
ENTER {0x0D 0}
proc twapi::_parse_send_keys {keys}
array set modifier_vk {+ 0x10 ^ 0x11 % 0x12}
{ENTER] as default
...
As far as I understand the code, there are only these 4 modifiers
for pressed keys.
That`s why the LWIN Key + H doesn`t work
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