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Revision as of 22:00, 1 November 2011
UniUpdateShiftState
- UniUpdateShiftState(keyboardHndl, shiftState, vScan, makeBreak)
- Update the effective and actual shift state and LED status.
Parameters
- keyboardHndl - KHAND - input
- The key board handle received from UniCreateKeyboard.
- shiftState - USHIFTSTATE - input
- The shift state consists of 3 32-bit values. These bit definitions define the actual, effective, and LED shift states.
- vScan - VSCAN - input
- Presentation Manager scan code.
- makeBreak - BYTE - input
- Key make, break, repeat indicator.
Constants
None
Returns
An integer with values of:
Module
Define (C/C++)
Export name/Ordinal
Calling conversion
Example Code
KHAND keyboardHndl; USHIFTSTATE shiftState; VSCAN vScan; BYTE makeBreak; integer rc; ... rc = UniUpdateShiftState(keyboardHndl, shiftState, vScan, makeBreak); ...
Related Functions
Notes
UniUpdateShiftState modifies the shift state as dictated by the scan code, using the specified keyboard translation tables. The shift state consists of these three parts:
- The actual shift state
- The effective shift state
- The LED status
The effective shift is equal to the 16 lower bits of the actual shift, but when a lock state modifies an actual shift (such as caps lock affecting shift), the effective shift is modified. This means that the effective shift is only correct for the specified scan code.
OS Version Introduced
OS/2 Warp