Modifier Key without KeyEventArgs

[Martijn Mulder]

How can I check the state of the modifier keys (Alt, Control, Shift) when
there is no System.Windows. Forms.KeyEventA rgs-object available (i.e. when
not responding to a key-event)?

[Ciaran O''Donnell]

RE: Modifier Key without KeyEventArgs

Use Form.ModifierKe ys

Ciaran O'Donnell

"Martijn Mulder" wrote:

How can I check the state of the modifier keys (Alt, Control, Shift) when
there is no System.Windows. Forms.KeyEventA rgs-object available (i.e. when
not responding to a key-event)?
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[Morten Wennevik]

Re: Modifier Key without KeyEventArgs

Just to clarify, Form.ModifierKe ys is actually Control.Modifie rKeys.

It is not reliable inside a KeyUp/Down (and perhaps Press) event, but
outside if should be fine.


On Thu, 09 Nov 2006 13:26:01 +0100, Ciaran O''Donnell
<CiaranODonnell @discussions.mi crosoft.comwrot e:

Use Form.ModifierKe ys
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Ciaran O'Donnell
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"Martijn Mulder" wrote:
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>How can I check the state of the modifier keys (Alt, Control, Shift)
>when
>there is no System.Windows. Forms.KeyEventA rgs-object available (i.e.
>when
>not responding to a key-event)?
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