What is the callback for CTRL-C

[Steven Klass]

Hi all,

Imagine a top level layout - push f to get the full screen and while
the thing is redrawing you want to quickly stop and zoom into a small
area. So you manually hit Ctrol-c followed by a z and zoom to the
area you want to get to.

Now automate that. What is the callback for a ctrl-z and has anyone
played with this??


Thanks

 

[Andrew Beckett]

Steven,

You can't get the "callback" (or bindkey in normal terminology) for ctrl-C.
ctrl-C is handled at a lower level, I think.

ctrl-z is hiZoomIn() I think - but it depends on your environment. Take a look
at the Options->Bindkeys menu in the Command Interpreter Window, and pick
the application (Layout), and then hit the show bindkeys button. You'll see
the function it calls for each key sequence.

Regards,

Andrew.

On 10 Nov 2004 09:09:32 -0800, sklass@pointcircle.com (Steven Klass) wrote:

Hi all,

Imagine a top level layout - push f to get the full screen and while
the thing is redrawing you want to quickly stop and zoom into a small
area. So you manually hit Ctrol-c followed by a z and zoom to the
area you want to get to.

Now automate that. What is the callback for a ctrl-z and has anyone
played with this??


Thanks

 

[Pete nospam Zakel]

In article <pfsdp0d2ftrcvsgnu7bbbeo3lkjski37nt@4ax.com> Andrew Beckett <andrewb@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm> writes:

You can't get the "callback" (or bindkey in normal terminology) for ctrl-C.
ctrl-C is handled at a lower level, I think.

That's correct. And there is no way to automate interrupts.

-Pete Zakel
(phz@seeheader.nospam)

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