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- sca610 December 2015
controlP5 submit on keypress
Hi folks --
so, simple little thing, but I’m not familiar with much programming beyond processing, which is I’m sure why I’m having problems with it...
I want to have users enter text, hit the enter button and then do something with that text. It’s for an art installation and I’m not even going to GIVE them a mouse, which is why I can’t use the textfield example verbatim.
Basically (I think) I want to change the bang here to a ControlKey:
cp5.addTextfield("textInput_1").setPosition(20, 100).setSize(200, 40).setAutoClear(false);
cp5.addBang("Submit").setPosition(240, 170).setSize(80, 40);
Thanks in advance!
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Help, help? Anyone? :( Thanks!
GOT IT!
Get rid of the addBang line, use:
cp5.mapKeyFor(new ControlKey() {public void keyEvent() { Submit(); }}, ENTER);