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Hello there all
![]() I write an application, that simulate some unicode characters and want to add this characters in 1-9 keys, in one key 4 characters. When I twice press 1 for example first character must be raplaced by second. For this I decide to simulate C, than second character. But C can't be simulated ![]() I use keypress module for this Code:
from keypress import simulate_key as sk sk(8,8) |
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Hi and welcome to the Python discussion board.
To simulate pressing backspace (the C button) try this: Code:
from key_codes import * import keypress #You might also need to import key_modifiers on S60 2nd edition #from key_modifiers import * keypress.simulate_key_mod(EKeyBacksapce,EKeyBackspace,EModifierKeypad)
Last edited by bogdan.galiceanu : 2008-07-07 at 18:07.
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