I have an app (not related to any game where the W/A/S/D keys may have special meanings for navigation) where there is a QFrame. I overrode the keyPressEvent() to get the text being typed through k...

I've disabled X button in Qt from my dialog using this line: myDialog->setWindowFlags(Qt::Dialog | Qt::Desktop) but I couldn't detect Alt + F4 using this code: void myClass::keyPressEvent(Q...

void LoginModle::keyPressEvent(QKeyEvent *event) { qDebug() << event->key() << "\t" << Qt::Key_Enter << "\t" << QKeyEvent::Enter; if( event->key() == Qt::Key_E...

I am learning to process keypress and keyrelease events in Qt (C++). I have a class Keyboard with which I want to process all of these events. It inherits QObject. It doesn't need to process any mo...

I want to append chars to QLineEdit by sending KeyEvent. I'm using code like this: ui.myEdit->setFocus(); for(size_t i = 0; i < 10; ++i) { QKeyEvent keyPressed(QKeyEvent::KeyPress, 'a', Qt:...

Is there an easy way of getting the name of a key (so something like "uparrow" from a key event instead of just getting the key code "16777235")? Do I have to make a list of key names myself?

I am using QKeyEvent to get the Shift+numeric key, but it return me the ascii for "!" instead of "1" so my problem is, is there any method or techniques to get the actual numeric value's ascii inst...

I am working on a program which communicates with a windows native program, so it needs the actucal native virtual key code. How to convert from a Windows native virtual key code to Qt::Key?

I need to simulate Enter key event in Qt. How can I do this?