COREWEBVIEW2_PHYSICAL_KEY_STATUS

The bit-fields the Win32 WM_KEYDOWN / WM_KEYUP message family packs into its lParam, decoded into a record. The control reads the runtime’s COREWEBVIEW2_PHYSICAL_KEY_STATUS structure on each accelerator keystroke and distributes it across individual arguments of the AcceleratorKeyPressed event — application code does not normally create instances of this type directly.

Public Type COREWEBVIEW2_PHYSICAL_KEY_STATUS
    RepeatCount As Long
    ScanCode As Long
    IsExtendedKey As Long
    IsMenuKeyDown As Long
    WasKeyDown As Long
    IsKeyReleased As Long
End Type

Members

RepeatCount

How many times the keystroke is auto-repeated as the message is held in the queue.

ScanCode

The hardware scan code of the pressed key.

IsExtendedKey

Non-zero when the key is one of the extended keys — right-hand Alt / Ctrl, the arrow / Home / End / Page Up / Page Down / Insert / Delete block, NumLock, and the numeric-keypad Enter and /.

IsMenuKeyDown

Non-zero when Alt was held while the message was generated.

WasKeyDown

Non-zero when the key was already down before this message — distinguishes the initial keystroke from subsequent auto-repeats.

IsKeyReleased

Non-zero on the transition message reporting the key going up; zero on key-down messages.

See Also

• AcceleratorKeyPressed
• wv2KeyEventKind