问题
ListView.KeyDown <Ctrl>
event shows the following:
e KeyData = LButton | ShiftKey | Control
base {KeyData = LButton | ShiftKey | Control}
Alt false bool
Control true bool
Handled false bool
KeyCode LButton | ShiftKey
KeyData LButton | ShiftKey | Control
KeyValue 17
Modifiers
Shift false bool
SuppressKeyPress false bool
I don't like the fact that the <ShiftKey>
is showing up but the Control key is showing up.
On ListView.KeyUp <Ctrl>
event shows the following:
- e {KeyData = LButton | ShiftKey}
+ base {KeyData = LButton | ShiftKey}
Alt false bool
Control false bool
Handled false bool
KeyCode LButton | ShiftKey
KeyData LButton | ShiftKey
KeyValue 17
Modifiers None
Shift false bool
SuppressKeyPress false
What gives it's weird. Look over the web to see if there are any examples of this error but could find nothing. I have tried setting the KeyPreview to true on the hosting form to no avail.
Any input is welcome.
回答1:
There's no error here, you simply pressed and released the Ctrl key. The debugger just isn't very good at converting the Keys enum to a string. It is confuzzled by that enum having the [Flags] attribute so it tries to map the individual bits in the value to a Key.
So KeyDown = (Keys.Control | Keys.ControlKey) = 0x20011. Which the debugger mangles to
0x20000 = Control
0x00010 = ShiftKey
0x00001 = LButton.
And Keyup = (Keys.ControlKey) = 0x00011. Which the debugger mangles to
0x00010 = ShiftKey
0x00001 = LButton.
Or in other words, ignore what the debugger tells you.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19323579/listview-keyup-error-for-the-control-key