/*
 * $Id$
 */

/*
 * Harbour Project source code
 * This file contains the Harbour function(s) that maintain the list
 * of set-keys (hot-keys).
 *
 * By: April White <april@users.sourceforge.net>
 * www - http://harbour-project.org
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   V 1.0  April White            Initial version
   V 1.1  April White            Add a Help() function to test default F1
*/

#include "inkey.ch"

PROCEDURE Main()

   LOCAL GetList := {}
   LOCAL alpha, bravo, charlie, k, l
   LOCAL F8Active := .T.

   CLS

   @ 2, 2 SAY "Press F10 to popup alert box of current get, not active if empty"
   @ 3, 2 SAY "Press F9 to disable all setkeys, except F9 to restore (uses SetKeySave())"
   @ 4, 2 SAY "Press F8 to test setkey w/ array, SetKeyCheck(), and SetKeyGet()"
   @ 5, 2 SAY "Press F7 to active/deactive F8"

   alpha   := "alpha    "
   bravo   := 123
   charlie := Date()

   @ 10, 10 GET alpha
   @ 11, 10 GET bravo
   @ 12, 10 GET charlie

#ifndef K_F10

#define K_F10 -9
#define K_F9  -8
#define K_F8  -7
#define K_ESC 27

#endif

   SetKey( K_F10, {|| Alert( Transform( GetActive():varGet(), NIL ) ) }, ;
      {|| !Empty( GetActive():VarGet() ) } )  /* :buffer */
   SetKey( K_F9 , {|| k := hb_SetKeySave( NIL ), ;
      SetKey( K_F9, {|| hb_SetKeySave( k ) } ) } )
   SetKey( K_F8 , {|| SubMain() }, {|| F8Active } )
   SetKey( K_F7 , {|| F8Active := ! F8Active } )

   READ
   ? alpha, bravo, charlie

   RETURN

STATIC PROCEDURE SubMain()

   LOCAL n
   LOCAL bF8Action, bF8Active

   bF8Action := hb_SetKeyGet( K_F8, @bF8Active )
   SetKey( K_F8, NIL )

   hb_SetKeyArray( { 49, 50, 52, 53 }, {| x | QOut( Chr( x ) ) } )
   DO WHILE ( n := Inkey( 0 ) ) != K_ESC
      IF hb_SetKeyCheck( n, ProcName(), ProcLine(), ReadVar() )
         QQOut( " hit hot" )
      ELSE
         QOut( Chr( n ) )
         QQOut( " hit cold" )
      ENDIF
   end

   hb_SetKeyArray( { 49, 50, 52, 53 }, NIL )
   SetKey( K_F8, bF8Action, bF8Active )

   RETURN

PROCEDURE Help( cProc, nLine, cVar )

   LOCAL nX := Col(), nY := Row()

   @ 19, 19 SAY "Pcount: " ; ?? PCount()
   @ 20, 10 SAY "Proc  : " ; ?? cProc
   @ 21, 10 SAY "Line  : " ; ?? nLine
   @ 22, 10 SAY "Var   : " ; ?? cVar

   SetPos( nX, nY )

   RETURN