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-
-/*!
-\page emb-charinput.html
-
-\title Character input in Qt/Embedded
-
-Internally in the client/server protocol, each key press and key
-release is sent as a \c{QWSKeyEvent}. A QWSKeyEvent contains the
-following fields:
-
-\table
-\row \i \c{unicode}
-     \i Unicode value
-\row \i \c{keycode}
-     \i TQt keycode value as defined in \c ntqnamespace.h
-\row \i \c{modifier}
-     \i A bitfield consisting of some of \c TQt::ShiftButton,
-	\c TQt::ControlButton, and \c TQt::AltButton.
-\row \i \c{is_press}
-     \i TRUE if this is a key press, FALSE if it is a key release.
-\row \i \c{is_auto_repeat}
-     \i TRUE if this event is caused by auto repeat.
-\endtable
-
-When the server receives a key event it is sent to each client process
-which is responsible for processing the key event and sending it to
-the right window, if any. Key events may come from several different
-sources.
-
-\section1 Keyboard drivers
-
-A keyboard driver reads data from a device and gives key events to the
-server.
-
-Keyboard drivers can be compiled into the library or loaded as
-plugins.  Running ./configure -help lists the available keyboard drivers.
-The "tty" driver is enabled in the default configuration.
-
-The keyboard drivers all follow the same pattern. They read keyboard
-data from a device, find out which keys were pressed, and then call
-the static function QWSServer::processKeyEvent() with the key information.
-
-At present, the console keyboard driver also handles console switching
-(<b>Ctrl+Alt-F1</b>...<b>Ctrl+Alt+F10</b>) and termination
-(<b>Ctrl+Alt+Backspace</b>).
-
-To add a keyboard driver for a new device, subclasses of
-\c{QWSKeyboardHandler} and \c{QKbdDriverPlugin} can be
-written and installed as plugins.
-
-\section1 Key event filters (input methods)
-
-When the server receives a key event from a keyboard driver, it first
-passes it through a filter. 
-
-This can be used to implement input methods, providing input of
-characters that are not on the keyboard.
-
-To make an input method, subclass QWSServer::KeyboardFilter (in \c
-src/kernel/qwindowsystem_qws.h) and implement the virtual function \c
-filter(). If \c filter() returns \c FALSE, the event will be sent to
-the clients (using QWSServer::sendKeyEvent()). If \c filter() returns
-\c TRUE, the event will be stopped. To generate new key events, use
-QWSServer::sendKeyEvent(). (Do not use processKeyEvent(), since this
-will lead to infinite recursion.)
-
-To install a keyboard event filter, use
-\c{QWSServer::setKeyboardFilter()}. Currently, only one filter
-can be installed at a time.
-
-Filtering must be done in the server process.
-
-The launcher example contains an example of a simple input method,
-\c{SimpleIM} which reads a substitution table from a file.
-
-\section1 Pen input
-
-Key events do not need to come from a keyboard device. The server
-process may call QWSServer::sendKeyEvent() at any time. 
-
-Typically, this is done by popping up a widget, and letting the user
-specify characters with the pointer device.
-
-<b>Note</b>: the key input widget should not take focus, since the
-server would then just send the key events back to the input widget.
-One way to make sure that the input widget never takes focus is to set
-the \c{WStyle_Customize} and \c{WStyle_Tool} widget flags in
-the TQWidget constructor.
-
-The \link http://www.trolltech.com/products/qtopia/ Qtopia\endlink
-environment contains various input widgets such as
-Handwriting Recognition and Virtual Keyboard.
-
-*/