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Hi,
How could xbrowse/twbrowse suport 2 bytes language word as 1 char ?
I know lfastedit:=.t., method keychar() can transmit a 1 byte char as 0-9,a-Z into tget . How could transmit 2 bytes word input into tget?

Thanks !
Shuming Wang

On DOS,we can use :

while nextkey()>0
cstr+=char(nextkey())
inkey()
end

keyboard cstr

To get the keyboard buffer, and transport into current oget.

Now, on windows , nextkey() not work.

Is there any function to get the keyboard buffer ?

http://docs.mandragor.org/files/Common_ ... ex006.html

Might offer a way.

Thanks !

Shuming Wang

Shuming,

RE: keyboard buffer

There are lots of answers to your question. What exactly are you trying to do?

James

Shuming,

>If we can get the keyboard buffer and do a keybord command , then transport all the words into the oget .

I am guessing that it is a whole lot more complicated than that.

I have no experience with Chinese (or any language other than English) so I can't offer much help. There is a data, nLastKey, that contains the last keystroke typed, but I don't know if that will help. nLastkey is part of the TWindow class so all controls inherit it.

I don't quite understand when you say a Chinese word 3 characters long is entered, but only the first character ends up in the Get. Do you mean that three keystrokes are used to create this word, or?

Perhaps someone with other language experience can help.

James

James Bott wrote:I don't quite understand when you say a Chinese word 3 characters long is entered, but only the first character ends up in the Get. Do you mean that three keystrokes are used to create this word, or?

Ugo,James,
Yes! the click, copy,paste,Ctrl+V of tget now works well.
Chinse input might be some words at the same time , can take as some chars at the same time .
Thanks!
Shuming Wang

ShumingWang wrote:Yes! the click, copy,paste,Ctrl+V of tget now works well.

Ugo,
Mine's is fwh2.5 .
Shuming Wang