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In VS 2003 and VS 2005 beta 2 I am trying to write a simple program. It has
a datagrid and a textbox along with a menubar. There is a command in the
menu bar which is "Run Query" and has the shortcut key of Ctrl + R If I am
typing in my textbox and hit Ctrl + R an extra r character will show up in
the textbox. I decided to then try this in VS 2005 and the same thing
happens. If I include the following,
Private Sub txtQuery_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles txtQuery.KeyDown
If e.KeyCode = Keys.R And e.Control = True Then e.SuppressKeyPress =
True
End Sub
The the r character does not show up providing that an exception does not
occur. In VS 2005 I am taking advantage of the Application Events so that I
do not have to put Try Catch blocks everywhere.
Private Sub MyApplication_UnhandledException(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As
Microsoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs)
Handles Me.UnhandledException
MsgBox(My.Resources.Error_GeneralMessage & vbNewLine &
e.Exception.Message.ToString, MsgBoxStyle.Critical,
My.Application.Info.ProductName)
e.ExitApplication = False
End Sub
If an exception is thrown, when I press Ctrl + R and extra r will show up in
the textbox. Does anyone know how I could get around this problem? I could
tie Ctrl + R into the Keydown event or KeyPress of the textbox, but I would
like it to work even if it does not have focus. I had a previous post with
regards to global exceptions causing problems during this process and
discovered it was the 3rd party control that I was using that caused the
errors. Using the Microsoft controls fixed these issues but I keep
experencing what I mentioned above. Any help I would greatly appreciate
it... Thanks...
a datagrid and a textbox along with a menubar. There is a command in the
menu bar which is "Run Query" and has the shortcut key of Ctrl + R If I am
typing in my textbox and hit Ctrl + R an extra r character will show up in
the textbox. I decided to then try this in VS 2005 and the same thing
happens. If I include the following,
Private Sub txtQuery_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles txtQuery.KeyDown
If e.KeyCode = Keys.R And e.Control = True Then e.SuppressKeyPress =
True
End Sub
The the r character does not show up providing that an exception does not
occur. In VS 2005 I am taking advantage of the Application Events so that I
do not have to put Try Catch blocks everywhere.
Private Sub MyApplication_UnhandledException(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As
Microsoft.VisualBasic.ApplicationServices.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs)
Handles Me.UnhandledException
MsgBox(My.Resources.Error_GeneralMessage & vbNewLine &
e.Exception.Message.ToString, MsgBoxStyle.Critical,
My.Application.Info.ProductName)
e.ExitApplication = False
End Sub
If an exception is thrown, when I press Ctrl + R and extra r will show up in
the textbox. Does anyone know how I could get around this problem? I could
tie Ctrl + R into the Keydown event or KeyPress of the textbox, but I would
like it to work even if it does not have focus. I had a previous post with
regards to global exceptions causing problems during this process and
discovered it was the 3rd party control that I was using that caused the
errors. Using the Microsoft controls fixed these issues but I keep
experencing what I mentioned above. Any help I would greatly appreciate
it... Thanks...