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Method
Action
AssignHotKey
Assign a global hot-key.
DeleteHotKey
Delete a global hot-key.
DeleteAllHotKeys
Delete all global hot-keys.
Enable
Enable or disable the keyboard.
IsEnabled
Check the keyboard enabled state.
IsHotKey
Check if a global hot-key has been assigned.
IsKeyDown
Check if a state key was down for the last key input.
IsKeyDownNow
Check if a key is currently down.
IsKeyToggled
Check if a state key is toggled on.
SimulateKeyDown
Simulate the press of a hardware key.
SimulateKeyUp
Simulate the release of a hardware key.
SimulateKeyPress
Simulate the press and release of a key and specify
generated text.
status = AssignHotKey ( vkCode, keyModifiers, idaCode )
Assign a CETerm action to a global hot-key. The vkCode is an integer “virtual-
key code” between 1 and 254. See Appendix 5 for virtual-key values. The
keyModifiers specify if the Alt, Ctrl, Shift, or Windows key must also be pressed
with the activating key. See Appendix 4 for key modifier values. The idaCode is
a CETerm IDA Action Code symbolic name as a text string. Each hot-key must
use a unique IDA Action Code. Often, the IDA code will activate a CETerm script
to perform multiple operations. If multiple hot key combinations must perform the
same action, you can use separate but identical scripts. See Appendix 1 for IDA
values. Return 0 for success, 1 if replaced an existing hot-key, or a negative
value for failure. Use the Keyboard property LastError to get additional error
information.
A global hot-key is recognized regardless of the foreground application, so it can
be used to activate CETerm actions even when another program is visible.
WARNING: On Windows Mobile devices, the CETerm setting “Disable Windows
Action Keys” will also disable all hot-keys in CETerm.
status = DeleteHotKey ( idaCode )
Delete the global hot-key with the specified IDA action. Return 0 if deleted the
hot-key, -1 if the key was not found, other negative value for failure. Use the
Keyboard property LastError to get additional error information.
- Naurtech Web Browser 1
- Terminal Emulation Clients 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Trademarks 2
- Software Version 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Preface 7
- Assumptions 7
- Additional Documentation 8
- Online Knowledgebase 8
- 1.0 Introduction 9
- 1.1 FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS 10
- 2.0 Getting Started 12
- General Settings 13
- Editing Scripts 13
- 2.4 IDA ACTION CODES 16
- 2.6 AUTOMATED LOGIN 19
- 2.7 CUSTOM SCREEN HOT-SPOTS 21
- 2.8.1 Array Literals 23
- 2.8.2 Object Literals 23
- 2.8.3 Complex Literals 23
- 3.1 THE CETERM OBJECT 25
- Methods 25
- SendText ( text, session ) 28
- Properties 30
- 3.2 THE DEVICE OBJECT 30
- ResetIdleTimer ( ) 31
- THE OS OBJECT 33
- PlaySound ( sound, flags ) 34
- Sleep ( delay ) 35
- MemoryStatus 36
- TickCount 36
- THE BROWSER OBJECT 37
- 3.5 THE EVENT OBJECT 38
- 3.6 THE FILE OBJECT 43
- 3.7 THE FTP OBJECT 46
- 3.8 THE GPS OBJECT 50
- 3.9 THE KEYBOARD OBJECT 55
- 3.10 THE MESSAGE OBJECT 60
- 3.11 THE NETWORK OBJECT 61
- 3.12 THE PROCESS OBJECT 63
- 3.13 THE REGISTRY OBJECT 65
- 3.14 THE SCREEN OBJECT 67
- 3.15 THE SERIALPORT OBJECT 69
- Property 74
- 3.16 THE SESSION OBJECT 75
- 3.18 THE WINDOW OBJECT 77
- 4.0 CETerm Script Events 82
- 4.1 THE ONBARCODEREAD EVENT 83
- 4.2 THE ONDOCUMENTDONE EVENT 84
- 4.3 THE ONIBMCOMMAND EVENT 85
- THE ONNAVIGATEERROR EVENT 87
- 4.8 THE ONPROGRAMEXIT EVENT 91
- 4.9 THE ONPROGRAMSTART EVENT 91
- THE ONSERIALPORTEVENT EVENT 92
- 4.16 THE ONSTYLUSDOWN EVENT 96
- 4.18 THE ONVTCOMMAND EVENT 98
- 4.19 THE ONWAKEUP EVENT 99
- Example 100
- 5.1.1 Expect Script 102
- 5.1.2 ExpectMonitor Class 103
- RUNNING AN EXTERNAL PROGRAM 109
- USING TIMERS TO RUN SCRIPTS 109
- 5.6 ACCESSING A FILE 110
- 5.7 ACCESSING THE REGISTRY 111
- 5.8.1 SerialPort Objects 112
- 5.8.2 Setting the PortName 113
- 5.9.1 Use Local Variables 118
- 5.9.3 Limit Execution Time 120
- 5.10 DEBUGGING SCRIPTS 120
- 5.10.1 Show Script Errors 120
- 5.10.2 OS.Alert() 121
- Symbolic Name 122
- Friendly Name 122
- Description 122
- Printable ASCII 122
- Internal Actions (TE only) 123
- Program Actions 124
- General IBM and VT Actions 126
- 5250 Specific Actions 127
- VT Actions 127
- Custom VT Sequences 128
- Windows App Keys 129
- HTML Actions 130
- Special Actions 130
- Appendix 2 - Properties 131
- SESSION PROPERTIES 132
- SCANNER PROPERTIES 133
- COMMON SYMBOLOGY PROPERTIES 134
- CODABAR SYMBOLOGY PROPERTIES 135
- CODE39 SYMBOLOGY PROPERTIES 136
- Last Property Level 137
- SYMBOLOGY NAMES 139
- Symbology Name 140
- LabelType 141
- Character 141
- Hexadecimal 141
- Symbology 141
- Appendix 4 - Constants 143
- BROWSER ERROR CONSTANTS 144
- FILE ATTRIBUTE CONSTANTS 145
- IBM STATUS CONSTANTS 145
- KEYBOARD CONSTANTS 146
- MESSAGEBOX CONSTANTS 147
- PLAYSOUND CONSTANTS 147
- REGISTRY CONSTANTS 148
- SERVICE STATE CONSTANTS 148
- SERIAL PORT CONSTANTS 149
- WINDOW CONSTANTS 151
- Glossary 158
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