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On 30/10/2012 at 11:58, xxxxxxxx wrote:

I'm using R14 and I can confirm it works on a python tag, although only when I hit the play-button in the timeline.
Phil

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On 30/10/2012 at 12:17, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Originally posted by xxxxxxxx

I'm using R14 and I can confirm it works on a python tag, although only when I hit the play-button in the timeline.

Yes your code works.
We're talking about completely different things.
I'm talking about plugins with keyboard or mouse input events == ToolData, ObjectData etc.

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On 30/10/2012 at 13:55, xxxxxxxx wrote:

I apologize for the confusion guys.
I'm finding out that that the qualifier behaviors change a lot depending upon the specific case they are used in. And not really so much a Python vs. C++ differences kind of thing as I thought.

This is what I've found:

Python Scripts and Both Python & C++ tags:
Only the Ctrl key needs to be pressed to get a return. No second key needed.

Plugins (tool, object,etc..) Both Python & C++
The Ctrl key needs a second key to get a return

Plugins (GeDialog) C++ and Python
When a button or other gizmo is being pressed or activated...Only the Ctrl key needs to be pressed to get a return. No second key needed.

I had no idea the qualifiers behaviors changed so much. Depending on the specific type of script, tag, or plugin they are used in.

Sorry for any confusion I may have caused.
I had no idea they worked like this.

-ScottA