enum Efl.Input.Lock { [[Key locks such as Num Lock, Scroll Lock and Caps Lock. This enum may be used as a bitmask with OR operations, depending on the API. The available keys may vary depending on the physical keyboard layout, or language and keyboard settings, or depending on the platform. @since 1.20 ]] none = 0, [[No key modifier]] num = 1 << 0, [[Num Lock for numeric key pad use]] caps = 1 << 1, [[Caps Lock for writing in all caps]] scroll = 1 << 2, [[Scroll Lock]] shift = 1 << 3, [[Shift Lock]] }
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- Differential Revisions
- D9146: efl_input_lock: rename to efl_input_key_lock
Status | Assigned | Task | ||
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Resolved | None | T7562 efl.input.interface | ||
Resolved | None | T7963 Efl.Input.Pointer | ||
Resolved | None | T7964 Efl.Input.Key | ||
Resolved | bu5hm4n | T7968 Efl.Input.State | ||
Invalid | None | T7971 Efl.Input.Lock |
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@segfaultxavi on my dell laptop i can hit shift 5 times which activates the shift-lock. Differentence between those two: Make caps lock on, and press "-". Make shift lock on (or just hold it) and press "-".