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  • January 22, 2004
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Dominique Sacre
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

What can I do ?
Txs

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    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Are you sure the component will accept function keys?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Gisle,

    I don't know how to check if the control can accept function keys.
    Any way, I allways handle my exceptions (like function keys) in the exception handler. So I thought the control would pass the exception routine if I press a function key, but it doesn't.
    regards
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Gisle,

    I don't know how to check if the control can accept function keys.
    Any way, I allways handle my exceptions (like function keys) in the exception handler. So I thought the control would pass the exception routine if I press a function key, but it doesn't.
    regards
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    May I ask why you want to use function keys?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    May I ask why you want to use function keys?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    May I ask why you want to use function keys?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    I use function keys for many reasons. One of them is to exit my program (not escape). So if the focus is on the calendar-object, I wan't my users to be able to exit from there too.

    For now, if a user press a date, I use CALL "W$KEYBUF" using 1, {^I}" to get another control focused but this isn't properly.
    Any other suggestions ?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans, have you tried compiling with -Vx switch?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans, have you tried compiling with -Vx switch?
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    DanM,

    Yes, my project is allways compiled with -Vx ...
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    DanM,

    Yes, my project is allways compiled with -Vx ...
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    DanM,

    Yes, my project is allways compiled with -Vx ...
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans,

    We are using the KeyDown event (instead of KeyPress) to capture all function keys from Microsoft's Calendar control. Then C$GETEVENTDATA gives us two variables. The first one is the function key where 112 is F1 and 113 is F2 and so on...

    The second variable passed is whether the shift or control key, etc. was pressed.

    I hope this helps you.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Rob,

    Txs for the info .. it helps.
    Still, the control won't react on F10, but that's no major problem.
    Everything works just fine now.
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Rob,

    Txs for the info .. it helps.
    Still, the control won't react on F10, but that's no major problem.
    Everything works just fine now.
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans,

    Glad I can help. I think that Microsoft OWNS the F10 key, so that's probably why you don't get an event or something.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans,

    Glad I can help. I think that Microsoft OWNS the F10 key, so that's probably why you don't get an event or something.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Hans,

    Glad I can help. I think that Microsoft OWNS the F10 key, so that's probably why you don't get an event or something.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    To use the F10 key in an AcuCOBOL-GT program you need to set the runtime configuration variable F10_IS_MENU to "0" otherwise MS Windows uses the key to activate program menus.
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Thanks, mnabbs! I wasn't aware of that config variable.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Thanks, mnabbs! I wasn't aware of that config variable.

    Rob
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Mnabs,

    I knew about the configuration variable, but still .. even set to zero, the control doesn't react to F10 and I don't think we can work around this issue. Txs anyway
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Mnabs,

    I knew about the configuration variable, but still .. even set to zero, the control doesn't react to F10 and I don't think we can work around this issue. Txs anyway
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Mnabs,

    I knew about the configuration variable, but still .. even set to zero, the control doesn't react to F10 and I don't think we can work around this issue. Txs anyway
    Dominique Sacre
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 22 January 2004]

    I'm using the Microsoft Calendar OCX in my application.
    Everything just works fine, but the control doesn't respond to function keys !

    I tried to call "C$GETEVENTDATE" when the method KEYPRESS is invoked, but it only respond to a-z 0-9 keys.

    What can I do ?
    Txs
    Note that even though ACUCOBOL-GT allows you to override the Windows default action of the F10 key, that doesn't mean other Windows applications (including ActiveX components) do.

    Thus, this is why you will not get a component to respond to F10 when it has focus.

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