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- kfrajer October 2017
Dissable alt key mouse release
I noticed recently that when the alt key is typed the mouseX and mouseY tracking stops until one of the following happens; a non special key is typed, alt is again typed, or the mouse is clicked. This behavior is undesirable in my application, how do I disable this?
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Not sure if that is possible. I thought using undecorated could do the trick but I failed. I used the code from https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/22694/is-there-anyway-to-remove-deactivate-the-minimize-close-and-max-button-from-a-processing-window#latest
The reason is that alt is used to display the menu associated with a window. If you press alt and then hit the space bar, you will get the menu. Not sure if it is possible to override it. I suggest you try a broader search on google in case you haven't done so. If you find a hint that works for any java application, I would guess one could implement it in Processing.
Kf