No Euro keyboard for testing purpose?

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1) Mimicking an AltGr key with a Ctrl+Alt is one thing, observing
how the GUI toolkit replies is something else.

Did you know that, when entering a char like euro with the
real AltGr+e keys, event.ControlDown() == False
and event.AltlDown() == False

2) From a pure scientific perspective, I would have accept
the offer.

Hubert Hickman, many thanks.

jmf

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Jean-Michel Fauth wrote:

1) Mimicking an AltGr key with a Ctrl+Alt is one thing, observing
how the GUI toolkit replies is something else.

Did you know that, when entering a char like euro with the
real AltGr+e keys, event.ControlDown() == False
and event.AltlDown() == False

Yes, that is exactly what I saw when I used the French keyboard driver and used the Alt key on the right side of my keyboard. In many cases the difference between keyboards is just how the keys are labeled, they are still "wired" the same otherwise. The real difference is how the key codes are interpreted in the OS.

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