Hi all,
MSDN page at
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...(v=vs.60).aspx
lists numeric keypad decimal point as vbKeyDecimal 110 DECIMAL POINT(.) key,
but in W7 Pro with latest updates, the actual keypad decimal point keycode is 44.
I am certain that previously numeric keypad decimal point has given 110 as keycode value, but keycode 110 is also N+32 ie. small n character.
Is it so that previously there has been bug in numeric keypad decimal point keycode value, that now has been corrected - or i am missing something?
Faced this recently in our data entry app, where user where accidentally able to input small n character to numeric field. After quick look found this out.
MSDN page at
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...(v=vs.60).aspx
lists numeric keypad decimal point as vbKeyDecimal 110 DECIMAL POINT(.) key,
but in W7 Pro with latest updates, the actual keypad decimal point keycode is 44.
I am certain that previously numeric keypad decimal point has given 110 as keycode value, but keycode 110 is also N+32 ie. small n character.
Is it so that previously there has been bug in numeric keypad decimal point keycode value, that now has been corrected - or i am missing something?
Faced this recently in our data entry app, where user where accidentally able to input small n character to numeric field. After quick look found this out.