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Hi Roger,

thanks for the hint.

I still have a global handler function and i make the same thing with F10 to prevent that the Menubar receives focus, but have i still forgotten this... Sorry.

Hi,

what is the best way to "translate" a special Keyboard-Event to another for the whole application? f. e. User press "#" on keyboard and i want "translate" this to ESC (so that the application behaves like ESC was pressed).
Any hints are welcome.

Hi Roger, i use Win7, too. In a small sample with modal windows, my Menubar doesn't receive focus, too. But in my real-world-scenario with non-modal-windows, but disabled menubar and disabled parent window, the disabled Menubar in the disabled parent window receives focus, if the user press F10 in t...

Hi Chris, hi Roger, correct Chris. This is my problem. And because i have a "special" Application-Design (non-modal-windows, but opening a new window disable the parent) the problem is real. The Menubar even gets the focus even though it is disabled... Edit: I have now a "dirty" workaround: I catch ...

Markus, i use this DCHOTKEY xbeK_F10 ACTION { || perauft(), DC_GetRefresh( GetList ) } and have no problem. No, it is the same problem with DCHOTKEY. The Menubar gets the focus. perauft() is called, but the menubar has the focus, even if it is disabled. Edit: I don't have MODAL windows. With Modal-...

Hi Roger, this was my first test. This prevents that the XbmMenuBar gets focus, but with this i can't use F10 for anything else (f. e. as a ACCELKEY). But this is want i want to do: I want to use F10 as ACCELKEY, but the XbpMenuBar should't receive the focus. BTW, XbpMenuBar receives focus even if i...

SbDrakos wrote:Hi Markus,
Have you tried using DCHOTKEY?
You could set xbeK_F10 to something like {|| .T. }
Hope it helps
Bobby

Hi Bobby,
no, this doesn't help. I want to use F10 as a ACCELKEY, but i want to prevent that the XbpMenuBar receives the focus...

Hello,

in Windows F10 activates the menubar. How can i prevent this using the express GET-System?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Cliff,

i found this problem years ago, but Roger didn't want to change this...

My solution was to mark the get in the SetInputfocus-Slot With this, you have a nearly equal behavior like in clipper.

Hi Roger,

i am looking for a generic solution. I can't use your sample for several reasons. Can you give me a hint, where i found your width calculation for the dcsay? Then i will calc the width myself and not use "Size 0"...