What is the JavaFX KeyCode for the character: `
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What is the JavaFX KeyCode for the character: ` ?
I have tried searching KeyCode and the only candidate I see is "BACK_QUOTE", but that seems to correspond to À
according to this (probably an encoding issue).
System.out.println ( KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar() );
In either case, I don't think that represents ` and I can't find any other candidates.
KeyCode.getKeyCode( "`" )
returns null
, so that's wierd.
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What is the JavaFX KeyCode for the character: ` ?
I have tried searching KeyCode and the only candidate I see is "BACK_QUOTE", but that seems to correspond to À
according to this (probably an encoding issue).
System.out.println ( KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar() );
In either case, I don't think that represents ` and I can't find any other candidates.
KeyCode.getKeyCode( "`" )
returns null
, so that's wierd.
javafx
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What is the JavaFX KeyCode for the character: ` ?
I have tried searching KeyCode and the only candidate I see is "BACK_QUOTE", but that seems to correspond to À
according to this (probably an encoding issue).
System.out.println ( KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar() );
In either case, I don't think that represents ` and I can't find any other candidates.
KeyCode.getKeyCode( "`" )
returns null
, so that's wierd.
javafx
What is the JavaFX KeyCode for the character: ` ?
I have tried searching KeyCode and the only candidate I see is "BACK_QUOTE", but that seems to correspond to À
according to this (probably an encoding issue).
System.out.println ( KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar() );
In either case, I don't think that represents ` and I can't find any other candidates.
KeyCode.getKeyCode( "`" )
returns null
, so that's wierd.
javafx
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When listening for KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
events it gives me KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE
as the code when I press the ` key.
// Prints BACK_QUOTE
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCode()));
If I listen to KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED
events the character is ` when I type `.
// Prints `
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCharacter()));
However, I also get À
from KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar()
. I'm not sure why there's an inconsistency, but it appears the KeyCode
for ` is BACK_QUOTE
.
Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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When listening for KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
events it gives me KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE
as the code when I press the ` key.
// Prints BACK_QUOTE
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCode()));
If I listen to KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED
events the character is ` when I type `.
// Prints `
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCharacter()));
However, I also get À
from KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar()
. I'm not sure why there's an inconsistency, but it appears the KeyCode
for ` is BACK_QUOTE
.
Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
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When listening for KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
events it gives me KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE
as the code when I press the ` key.
// Prints BACK_QUOTE
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCode()));
If I listen to KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED
events the character is ` when I type `.
// Prints `
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCharacter()));
However, I also get À
from KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar()
. I'm not sure why there's an inconsistency, but it appears the KeyCode
for ` is BACK_QUOTE
.
Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
When listening for KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
events it gives me KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE
as the code when I press the ` key.
// Prints BACK_QUOTE
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCode()));
If I listen to KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED
events the character is ` when I type `.
// Prints `
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCharacter()));
However, I also get À
from KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar()
. I'm not sure why there's an inconsistency, but it appears the KeyCode
for ` is BACK_QUOTE
.
When listening for KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED
events it gives me KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE
as the code when I press the ` key.
// Prints BACK_QUOTE
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_PRESSED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCode()));
If I listen to KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED
events the character is ` when I type `.
// Prints `
primaryStage.addEventFilter(KeyEvent.KEY_TYPED, event -> System.out.println(event.getCharacter()));
However, I also get À
from KeyCode.BACK_QUOTE.getChar()
. I'm not sure why there's an inconsistency, but it appears the KeyCode
for ` is BACK_QUOTE
.
answered Nov 22 at 2:47
Slaw
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Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
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Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
Interestingly, tilde seems to be missing as well.
– JoshuaD
Nov 22 at 4:04
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