bwong@cbnewsc.att.com (bruce.f.wong) (08/29/90)
My tNt application under OW1.0 responds to the Help key on the newer SUN keyboards and the F1 key on the older keyboards. Under OW2.0 it doesn't seem to be notified on either of those key events. After some snooping I discovered that $OPENWINHOME/etc/NeWS/NDE/OLUI.ps has a section of code for processing HelpKey events but it's commented out. Uncommenting that code and restarting OW2.0 made no difference. I don't have the documentation for OW2.0 so does anyone know why this code was disabled and how can I get my tNt application to respond to the Help key ? -- Bruce F. Wong ATT Bell Laboratories att!iexist!bwong 200 Park Plaza, Rm 1B-232 708-713-5111 Naperville, Ill 60566-7050 USA
berend@echo.prl.philips.nl (Berend Munneke) (09/03/90)
In article <1990Aug29.130951.9997@cbnewsc.att.com> bwong@cbnewsc.att.com (bruce.f.wong) writes: >My tNt application under OW1.0 responds to the Help key on the >newer SUN keyboards and the F1 key on the older keyboards. Under >OW2.0 it doesn't seem to be notified on either of those key events. >After some snooping I discovered that $OPENWINHOME/etc/NeWS/NDE/OLUI.ps >has a section of code for processing HelpKey events but it's commented >out. Uncommenting that code and restarting OW2.0 made no difference. > Besides what you already have done, add the following lines to your ".startup.ps": UserProfile begin /OLFunctions? true def end Berend Munneke