/* static */ PRUint32
KeymapWrapper::ComputeDOMKeyCode(const GdkEventKey* aGdkKeyEvent)
{
// If the keyval indicates it's a modifier key, we should use unshifted
// key's modifier keyval.
guint keyval = aGdkKeyEvent->keyval;
if (GetModifierForGDKKeyval(keyval)) {
// But if the keyval without modifiers isn't a modifier key, we
// shouldn't use it. E.g., Japanese keyboard layout's
// Shift + Eisu-Toggle key is CapsLock. This is an actual rare case,
// Windows uses different keycode for a physical key for different
// shift key state.
guint keyvalWithoutModifier = GetGDKKeyvalWithoutModifier(aGdkKeyEvent);
if (GetModifierForGDKKeyval(keyvalWithoutModifier)) {
keyval = keyvalWithoutModifier;
}
return GetDOMKeyCodeFromKeyPairs(keyval);
}
// If the key isn't printable, let's look at the key pairs.
PRUint32 charCode = GetCharCodeFor(aGdkKeyEvent);
if (!charCode) {
// Always use unshifted keycode for the non-printable key.
// XXX It might be better to decide DOM keycode from all keyvals of
// the hardware keycode. However, I think that it's too excessive.
guint keyvalWithoutModifier = GetGDKKeyvalWithoutModifier(aGdkKeyEvent);
PRUint32 DOMKeyCode = GetDOMKeyCodeFromKeyPairs(keyvalWithoutModifier);
if (!DOMKeyCode) {
// If the unshifted keyval couldn't be mapped to a DOM keycode,
// we should fallback to legacy logic, so, we should recompute with
// the keyval with aGdkKeyEvent.
DOMKeyCode = GetDOMKeyCodeFromKeyPairs(keyval);
}
return DOMKeyCode;
}
// printable numpad keys should be resolved here.
switch (keyval) {
case GDK_KP_Multiply: return NS_VK_MULTIPLY;
case GDK_KP_Add: return NS_VK_ADD;
case GDK_KP_Separator: return NS_VK_SEPARATOR;
case GDK_KP_Subtract: return NS_VK_SUBTRACT;
case GDK_KP_Decimal: return NS_VK_DECIMAL;
case GDK_KP_Divide: return NS_VK_DIVIDE;
case GDK_KP_0: return NS_VK_NUMPAD0;
case GDK_KP_1: return NS_VK_NUMPAD1;
case GDK_KP_2: return NS_VK_NUMPAD2;
case GDK_KP_3: return NS_VK_NUMPAD3;
case GDK_KP_4: return NS_VK_NUMPAD4;
case GDK_KP_5: return NS_VK_NUMPAD5;
case GDK_KP_6: return NS_VK_NUMPAD6;
case GDK_KP_7: return NS_VK_NUMPAD7;
case GDK_KP_8: return NS_VK_NUMPAD8;
case GDK_KP_9: return NS_VK_NUMPAD9;
}
KeymapWrapper* keymapWrapper = GetInstance();
// Ignore all modifier state except NumLock.
guint baseState =
(aGdkKeyEvent->state & keymapWrapper->GetModifierMask(NUM_LOCK));
// Basically, we should use unmodified character for deciding our keyCode.
PRUint32 unmodifiedChar =
keymapWrapper->GetCharCodeFor(aGdkKeyEvent, baseState,
aGdkKeyEvent->group);
if (IsBasicLatinLetterOrNumeral(unmodifiedChar)) {
// If the unmodified character is an ASCII alphabet or an ASCII
// numeric, it's the best hint for deciding our keyCode.
return WidgetUtils::ComputeKeyCodeFromChar(unmodifiedChar);
}
// If the unmodified character is not an ASCII character, that means we
// couldn't find the hint. We should reset it.
if (unmodifiedChar > 0x7F) {
unmodifiedChar = 0;
}
// Retry with shifted keycode.
guint shiftState = (baseState | keymapWrapper->GetModifierMask(SHIFT));
PRUint32 shiftedChar =
keymapWrapper->GetCharCodeFor(aGdkKeyEvent, shiftState,
aGdkKeyEvent->group);
if (IsBasicLatinLetterOrNumeral(shiftedChar)) {
// A shifted character can be an ASCII alphabet on Hebrew keyboard
// layout. And also shifted character can be an ASCII numeric on
// AZERTY keyboad layout. Then, it's a good hint for deciding our
// keyCode.
return WidgetUtils::ComputeKeyCodeFromChar(shiftedChar);
}
// If the shifted unmodified character isn't an ASCII character, we should
// discard it too.
if (shiftedChar > 0x7F) {
shiftedChar = 0;
}
// If current keyboard layout isn't ASCII alphabet inputtable layout,
// look for ASCII alphabet inputtable keyboard layout. If the key
// inputs an ASCII alphabet or an ASCII numeric, we should use it
// for deciding our keyCode.
// Note that it's important not to use alternative keyboard layout for ASCII
// alphabet inputabble keyboard layout because the keycode for the key with
// alternative keyboard layout may conflict with another key on current
// keyboard layout.
if (!keymapWrapper->IsLatinGroup(aGdkKeyEvent->group)) {
gint minGroup = keymapWrapper->GetFirstLatinGroup();
if (minGroup >= 0) {
PRUint32 unmodCharLatin =
keymapWrapper->GetCharCodeFor(aGdkKeyEvent, baseState,
minGroup);
if (IsBasicLatinLetterOrNumeral(unmodCharLatin)) {
// If the unmodified character is an ASCII alphabet or
// an ASCII numeric, we should use it for the keyCode.
return WidgetUtils::ComputeKeyCodeFromChar(unmodCharLatin);
}
PRUint32 shiftedCharLatin =
keymapWrapper->GetCharCodeFor(aGdkKeyEvent, shiftState,
minGroup);
if (IsBasicLatinLetterOrNumeral(shiftedCharLatin)) {
// If the shifted character is an ASCII alphabet or an ASCII
// numeric, we should use it for the keyCode.
return WidgetUtils::ComputeKeyCodeFromChar(shiftedCharLatin);
}
}
}
// If unmodified character is in ASCII range, use it. Otherwise, use
// shifted character.
if (!unmodifiedChar && !shiftedChar) {
return 0;
}
return WidgetUtils::ComputeKeyCodeFromChar(
unmodifiedChar ? unmodifiedChar : shiftedChar);
}
