Maybe this has to be written in the wiki, the book, or something :P.

Keyboard interaction raises 3 events:

When a key is pressed, it informs the same as a keystroke. �Nobody uses it :/.

Also, between platforms, the keydown events are different ��.

Even more!! �These events are not taken into account by morphic EventHandler :D.

Just try:

aMorph on: #keyDown send: #value to: [ UIManager inform: 'hello!']

When a key is released, it informs the same as a keystroke. �Nobody uses it :/.

Also, between platforms, the keyup events are different ��.

Even more!! �Those events are not taken into account in morphic EventHandler :D.

Just try:�

aMorph on: #keyUp send: #value to: [ UIManager inform: 'hello!']

• Keypress

When a key with a unicode representation is pressed, informs:

�-modifiers. �Hey guess what? If you type ctrl+a character, you'll get cmd+that character. �Be careful ;).

�-keyCode: a value representing the key pressed (not the character equivalent)

�-keyCharacter: a character representing the key pressed. �It may not be a printable character, so, be careful ;).

�

to subscribe a morph to this event just do:

Even more!! �They are not took into account in morphic EventHandler :D.

Just try:�

aMorph on: #keyStroke send: #value to: [ UIManager inform: 'hello!' ].

Guille, messing with events and stuff, and vms, and bored :P