IIMCallback::SendCharEvents

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4/8/2010

This method sends a series of WM_KEYUP or WM_KEYDOWN messages from the input method (IM) to the window with the focus.

Syntax

HRESULT SendCharEvents( 
  UINT uVK, 
  UINT uKeyFlags, 
  UINT uChars,
  UINT* puShift, 
  UINT* puChars
);

uVK
Virtual key code sent in the first WM_KEYUP or WM_KEYDOWN message generated as a result of this method.

uKeyFlags
Unsigned integer that contains flags describing the state of the first key sent by this method. These flags are translated into the lKeyData parameter of the first message. See Keybd.h for the legally defined values. If the KeyStateDownFlag bit is set, this method generates a WM_KEYDOWN message; otherwise, it generates a WM_KEYUP message.

puShift
Pointer to a buffer containing the corresponding KEY_STATE_FLAGS for the characters in puChars. See Keybd.h for the legally defined values. These flags should be identical to the flags in uKeyFlags.

puChars
Pointer to a buffer containing the all characters but the first one sent by this method.

An appropriate HRESULT value is returned.

This method allows the IM to determine its own keyboard layout, because it can associate any virtual key with any character and key state.

Another way to send characters to the active window is by means of the IIMCallback::SendString and IIMCallback::SendVirtualKey methods.

Unlike IIMCallback::SendVirtualKey, this method does not affect the global key state.

Header	sip.h
Library	uuid.lib
Windows Embedded CE	Windows CE 2.01 and later
Windows Mobile	Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later