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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Frederick,
re:
> I was thinking that it might be able to check/uncheck the "Both Sides" box (and
> similar things) in the dialog by using/not using a key
>
> Cannot be done?
A command can register a shortcut key and then do something when that key is pressed. See attached example where typing the B key works the same as clicking on "Both sides".
But it works like other shortcut keys under Options > Shortcut keys, you can't do something when the key is pressed and something different when the key is released.
- Michael
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From: fcwilt
Hi Michael,
So when the dialog is first display there is no point at which the state of the control/shift/alt key can be detected and check (or uncheck) a checkbox that is part of the dialog?
Thanks.
Frederick
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Frederick,
re:
> So when the dialog is first display there is no point at which the state of the
> control/shift/alt key can be detected and check (or uncheck) a checkbox that
> is part of the dialog?
Nope, not from script.
- Michael
From: fcwilt
Hi Michael.
Understood about the limitation of script.
I was thinking of my general windows programming tool and all mouse events report the state of the mouse buttons AND control/shift/alt.
Frederick
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