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I've tried it a few hours ago on my Mac. At least with normal AWT/Swing, the
Enter and Return key both produce the key code 0x0A (KeyEvent.VK_ENTER).
There also is no constant KeyEvent.VK_RETURN available.

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> --- In smartsvn%40yahoogroups.com">smartsvnyahoogroups.com, "Thomas Singer (SyntEvo)&quot; <thomas.singer...> wrote:
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>> BTW, both, the Return key and Enter key, produce the same key code, so
>> there is no simple solution to detect which key was pressed.
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> http://macromates.com/blog/archives/2005/07/05/key-bindings-for-switchers/
> http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/site/cocoa-text.html
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> I don't know about other platforms, but on the Mac at least, the Return and Enter keys have
> distinct functions and many applications identify them separately.
>
> I find it curious that the two charts above have different codes for these keys though. I don't
> know which is right.
&gt;
> --Andrew Vit

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El 29/11/2006, a las 21:22, Thomas Singer (SyntEvo) escribió:

> I've tried it a few hours ago on my Mac. At least with normal AWT/
> Swing, the
> Enter and Return key both produce the key code 0x0A
> (KeyEvent.VK_ENTER).
> There also is no constant KeyEvent.VK_RETURN available.

Have you checked the modifier flags? It wouldn't surprise me if the
enter key was accompanied by the "keypad" modifier flag.

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