Assigns Tcl procedures to function keys.
*RegisterFunctionKeyProcedure()Assigns Tcl procedures to function keys. |
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*RegisterFunctionKeyProcedure()Assigns Tcl procedures to function keys. |
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Syntax |
*RegisterFunctionKeyProcedure(key, modifier, Tcl filename, Tcl procedure) |
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Arguments |
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Description |
key |
The function key to be assigned to the Tcl procedure. Accepts an integer from 1 to 12. |
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modifier |
The modifier (shift, ctrl, ctrl+shift) to be used with the function key. Accepts an integer from 0 to 3. 0 – No modifier 1 – shift 2 – ctrl 3 – ctrl+shift |
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Tcl filename |
The full path to the Tcl file that contains the procedure. |
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Tcl procedure |
The name of the procedure to call when the modifier and function key are pressed. Arguments for the Tcl procedure may also be included. |
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Example |
To assign the Tcl procedure change_layout in the file function_keys.tcl to ctrl+f2 and pass in "1" as an argument for the procedure:
*Id("MotionView v8.0") *BeginDefaults() *EndDefaults() |
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Application |
HyperView, MotionView, HyperGraph |
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Comments |
HyperWorks reserves F1 to launch the on-line help. F10, shift+f10, ctrl+f10, and ctrl+shift+f10 are used by the operating system as an alt key for keyboards that do no thave alt keys. |
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