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Revision as of 19:20, 18 January 2017
UniTranslateDeadKey
- UniTranslateDeadKey(kbHndl, vdKey, ucInChar, ucOutChar, newVDKey)
- Translates a Unicode character and virtual/dead key into a composite character.
Parameters
- kbHndl - KHAND - input
- The keyboard handle created from UniCreateKeyboard.
- vdKey - VDKEY - output
- The virtual/dead key.
- ucInChar - UniChar - input
- The second character in the sequence.
- ucOutChar - UniChar - output
- The composite character.
- newVDKey - VDKEY - output
- The dead key value. For a non-zero value, the dead key is chained. OS/2 does not support chained dead keys.
Constants
None
Returns
An integer with values of:
Calling Convention
Example Code
KHAND kbHndl; VDKEY vdKey; UniChar ucInChar; UniChar ucOutChar; VDKEY newVDKey; integer rc; ... rc = UniTranslateDeadKey(kbHndl, vdKey, ucInChar, ucOutChar, newVDKey); ...
Related Functions
Notes
The calling program is expected to maintain the dead key state so that when the next dead key is found to form the full character. After the dead key translate, the dead key state needs to be reset.
There is a provision in the table for chained dead keys, which is used in Japanese logic. It shouldn't be used as OS/2 doesn't support chained dead keys.
OS Version Introduced
- OS/2 Warp