oguzy
14th November 2008, 15:10
Hi all,
At my pyqt4 GUI i developed an on screen display to show wireless status each time the Fn+F1 is pressed. At my laptop Fn+F1 was not working before, and i saw the setkeycodes somehexadecimalnumber <keycode> message at the syslog output. So i assigned a keycode then i checked the xev output to see the keycode at the X environment. Then i assigned a keysysm to it by creating an Xmodmap and then edited the gconf-settings and assign a script to this keypress. After all when i pressed Fn+F1 my script is working. But at my GUI i was not able to detect the event for Fn+F1 key presses. Any idea how can i detect it from Qt4? Indeed none of my hotkeys are being detected by the keyPressEvent except for the brightness up and down. But i am able to detect other keypresses like shift and aphabets.
I am using Ubuntu Hardy with a Gnome desktop environment.
Thanx.
At my pyqt4 GUI i developed an on screen display to show wireless status each time the Fn+F1 is pressed. At my laptop Fn+F1 was not working before, and i saw the setkeycodes somehexadecimalnumber <keycode> message at the syslog output. So i assigned a keycode then i checked the xev output to see the keycode at the X environment. Then i assigned a keysysm to it by creating an Xmodmap and then edited the gconf-settings and assign a script to this keypress. After all when i pressed Fn+F1 my script is working. But at my GUI i was not able to detect the event for Fn+F1 key presses. Any idea how can i detect it from Qt4? Indeed none of my hotkeys are being detected by the keyPressEvent except for the brightness up and down. But i am able to detect other keypresses like shift and aphabets.
I am using Ubuntu Hardy with a Gnome desktop environment.
Thanx.