KeyBs
Removes the last key from the key command line. If the key command line is empty, this function will not perform any action.
You should call this function using a "Hot Key" command (as shown in the example below), otherwise the backspace character is placed into the key command line and the command does not execute. A "Hot Key" command is a command that executes as soon as it is placed into the key command line.
Syntax
KeyBs()
Return Value
0 (zero) if successful, otherwise an error is returned.
Related Functions
Example
System Keyboard |
|
Key Sequence |
*Bs |
Command |
KeyBs() |
Comment |
Define a backspace Hot Key |
(*) represents a HotKey command)
/* If "START A B C" is in the key command line and "START" is the Key Name for the "F1" key: */
KeyBs();
! Removes ASCII "C".
KeyBs();
! Removes ASCII "B".
KeyBs();
! Removes ASCII "A".
KeyBs();
! Removes Key_F1.
KeyBs();
! Performs no action.
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