keyboard-layout

Get the current keyboard layout language in JavaScript

…衆ロ難τιáo~ 提交于 2019-11-28 12:53:41
I am using wshShell.SendKeys to input some text into web sites from an HTA, when my current keyboard layout is not English, the results of wshShell.SendKeys is unanticipated. I want my function to check rather the language is English, otherwise send ALT+SHIFT to change it to English.. The hard part for me is to find a function that returns the current keyboard layout. If anyone is familiar with a way doing it, I will be glad to know.. Thanks, Rotem Ok, I made it with 'Shadow Wizard''s help.. This is the code, if anyone want to know (= Thanks! var lastKeyPressed = 0; function sendKey() { var

Extracting keyboard layouts from windows

自闭症网瘾萝莉.ら 提交于 2019-11-28 11:04:02
OK, this is a slightly weird question. We have a touch-screen application (i.e., no keyboard). When users need to enter text, the application shows virtual keyboard - hand-built in WinForms. Making these things by hand for each new language is monkey work. I figure that windows must have this keyboard layout information hiding somewhere in some dll. Would there be anyway to get this information out of windows? Other ideas welcome (I figure at least generating the thing from a xml file has got to be better than doing it by hand in VS). (Note: having said all which, I note that there is a

disable automatic changing of keyboard layout in DbGrids.pas in VCL

末鹿安然 提交于 2019-11-28 08:25:09
问题 I use ActivateKeyboardLayout(HKL_NEXT, KLF_ACTIVATE); to load Persian keyboard layout using Delphi XE2, But sometimes I click on TextBox or DbGrid control the keyboard automatically is changed to English layout. How can I disable automatic changing of keyboard layout? 回答1: We have same issues. This bug appeared after upgrade from D2006 to D2010. Issue is in DBGrids.pas: procedure TCustomDBGrid.WMKillFocus(var Message: TMessage); begin ImeName := Screen.DefaultIme; ImeMode := imDontCare;

Change Keyboard Layout for Other Process

二次信任 提交于 2019-11-28 07:36:06
I'm writing a program in C# that runs in the background and allows users to use a hotkey to switch keyboard layouts in the active window. (Windows only supports CTRL + SHIFT and ALT + SHIFT ) I'm using RegisterHotKey to catch the hotkey, and it's working fine. The problem is that I can't find any API to change the keyboard layout for the focused window. ActivateKeyboardLayout and LoadKeyboardLayout can only change the keyboard layout for the calling thread. Does anyone know how to change the keyboard layout for a different thread (the way the Language Bar does)? Another way that may be

Qt Embedded for Linux. Keyboard layout switching

邮差的信 提交于 2019-11-28 04:36:06
问题 I'm developing application with Qt Embedded and run it in linux framebuffer. I need a way to type non-US characters. Is it possible to change keyboard layout with Qt? I tried to run it on Qt/X11. Layout switching and input are perfectly fine there. But when I compile it with Qt/Embedded and run it in framebuffer I cannot change layout. I searched in the documentation and didn't find anything about layout switching. I think it has something to do with qt keyboard driver as specified at the

How to change Keyboard Layout (a X11 API solution)

岁酱吖の 提交于 2019-11-27 22:50:44
问题 I want to change keyboard layout in Linux by programming, What X11's API function does this? 回答1: I found one good solution. It's a c++ class wrriten by Jay Bromley, that I can add to my app and using it. source code It's very easy to use: #include "XKeyboard.h" XKeyboard xkb; std::string cGrpName=xkb.currentGroupName(); //return somethings like "USA" std::string cGrpSymb=xkb.currentGroupSymbol(); //return somethings like "us" xkb.setGroupByNum(0);//set keyboard layout to first layout in

Get the current keyboard layout language in JavaScript

醉酒当歌 提交于 2019-11-27 07:20:45
问题 I am using wshShell.SendKeys to input some text into web sites from an HTA, when my current keyboard layout is not English, the results of wshShell.SendKeys is unanticipated. I want my function to check rather the language is English, otherwise send ALT+SHIFT to change it to English.. The hard part for me is to find a function that returns the current keyboard layout. If anyone is familiar with a way doing it, I will be glad to know.. Thanks, Rotem 回答1: Ok, I made it with 'Shadow Wizard''s

Extracting keyboard layouts from windows

徘徊边缘 提交于 2019-11-27 05:55:22
问题 OK, this is a slightly weird question. We have a touch-screen application (i.e., no keyboard). When users need to enter text, the application shows virtual keyboard - hand-built in WinForms. Making these things by hand for each new language is monkey work. I figure that windows must have this keyboard layout information hiding somewhere in some dll. Would there be anyway to get this information out of windows? Other ideas welcome (I figure at least generating the thing from a xml file has got

Change Keyboard Layout for Other Process

∥☆過路亽.° 提交于 2019-11-27 01:52:15
问题 I'm writing a program in C# that runs in the background and allows users to use a hotkey to switch keyboard layouts in the active window. (Windows only supports CTRL + SHIFT and ALT + SHIFT ) I'm using RegisterHotKey to catch the hotkey, and it's working fine. The problem is that I can't find any API to change the keyboard layout for the focused window. ActivateKeyboardLayout and LoadKeyboardLayout can only change the keyboard layout for the calling thread. Does anyone know how to change the

detect keyboard layout with javascript

谁说胖子不能爱 提交于 2019-11-27 01:51:32
Is there any way to detect the current keyboard layout using JavaScript? I found this , but it only detects if the visitor is on the english layout. I need to know the exact layout as a string, e.g. de-ch , fr or en . Keyboard layouts do not have standardized identifiers. They have names assigned to them by the layout creator. They may have a language association as one defined property. The Keyboard layouts should not be confused with language or locale identifiers. In particular there is no single “English layout” but dozens of layouts that may be used for English. I don’t think systems