Keys.Period

[Chris]

It would seem a simple thing and maybe I'm being blind, but why is there
no System.Windows. Forms.Keys.Peri od

When I press the "." key, a ascii code 46 comes through, which is equal
to the enum Keys.Delete. What's up with this?

Chris

[iwdu15]

RE: Keys.Period

the period key is Keys.OemPeriod

[Chris]

Re: Keys.Period

iwdu15 wrote:[color=blue]
> the period key is Keys.OemPeriod[/color]

Keys.OemPeriod is ascii value 190. When I press the "." key, ascii
value comes as 46, not 190.

Chris

[AMercer]

Re: Keys.Period

Keys.Delete is 46, key cap contains . and Del on the number pad
Keys.OemPeriod is 190 from the main keyboard

"Chris" wrote:
[color=blue]
> iwdu15 wrote:[color=green]
> > the period key is Keys.OemPeriod[/color]
>
> Keys.OemPeriod is ascii value 190. When I press the "." key, ascii
> value comes as 46, not 190.
>
> Chris
>[/color]

[C-Services Holland b.v.]

Re: Keys.Period

Chris wrote:[color=blue]
> iwdu15 wrote:
>[color=green]
>> the period key is Keys.OemPeriod[/color]
>
>
> Keys.OemPeriod is ascii value 190. When I press the "." key, ascii
> value comes as 46, not 190.
>
> Chris[/color]

Does toggling the numlock have any effect on the outcome? Since on the
numpad it's function depends on the state of the numlock key.

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Rinze van Huizen
C-Services Holland b.v.