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Get(TriggerKeystroke) and keyboard commands

madman411
in Script Workspace and Script Triggers

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Hey guys

 

Trying to implement some keyboard shortcuts into my database. Right now, for example, I'm trying to give the user a keyboard shortcut to close the active window and perform the other necessary scripts that I have run when the user clicks the "Close Window" button.

 

I've managed to get the window to close after the ESC key is pressed:

Set Variable [$code; Value:Code (Get(TriggerKeystroke))]
If [$code = 27]
Close Window
End If

However, I don't like that it's just the ESC (27) key on it's own. The ESC key is useful when the script is stuck in a loop, among other things. I am looking to use the key combinations Ctrl+Q (or Command+Q for Apple) to execute the "Close Window" script sequence.

 

Is there a way to "capture" a key combination using a similar script as above?

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