keyboard-shortcuts

When pressing the Alt key, normally the focus goes to the window's menu. I need to disable it globally . Because my application works with Alt key. When the user presses some key in combination with the Alt key, my application sends another key to active application. So I just need to ignore Alt when it opens the menu. I'm new to programming and I'm looking for VB.Net or C# code. Chris Haas My first answer is to NOT use the Alt key for your program and use Ctrl instead. Blocking "normal" things from happening usually leads to pain in the future. But if you must use the Alt key I would check

I have one very annoying issue with Eclipse under Windows. The key bindings for Ctrl + Alt + key are activated when I press Right Alt + key . This made me viewing the list of key bindings and remove all bindings for Ctrl + Alt + key , which I would find usable, when they wouldn't block inputing characters. I'm using keyboard mappings, where right conrol is a switch key for national characters. Right Alt + e = ę, Right Alt + O = ó etc. Eclipse seems not to be compatibile with such keyboard layouts. Is there any possibility of switching off this behaviour and making Eclipse to use key bindings

I know how to jump to the next and previous error ( F2 , see SO Link , jetbrains.com ), but is there a way to easily jump between suggestions ? If possible, I would really love to have a keyboard shortcut for this, as I am currently learning Kotlin and IntelliJ often has nice suggestions on how to improve the code. If there is no keyboard shortcut to jump between suggestions, is there at least any other way? With suggestion I mean things like the following (Ignore the "nonsense code")): yole F2 also works to navigate between warnings. If there are errors in the file, it will jump to the next

A JTextArea has componenent orientation set to LEFT, so text is written from left to right. Sometimes, it happens that while the user is writing, the text orientation suddenly changes to right, so all the text appears aligned to right. I can't explain why this happens (I have no direct feedback by users), but I guess that, while the user is typing, he activates some keyboard shortcut which changes the text orientation. Does someone know how this can happen? Can be there something else which triggers the change of text orientation in a text area? Swing has predefined keyboard shortcuts which

I would like to prevent application keyboard shortcuts from being triggered when editing code in my QScintilla widget, just like a normal QLineEdit field doesn't. In the executable example code below it is not possible to type whitespaces in the QScintilla widget because the spacebar has been set as a shortcut, but in the QLineEdit it works properly. I wonder if it could be something to do with the QScintilla not grabbing keyboard input properly (though it obviously does, since it is possible to input characters in it). import sys,os from PyQt4.QtGui import * from PyQt4.QtCore import * from