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KIS000708 - Applications should not capture events from numeric keys

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Applications should not capture events from numeric keys KIS000708
Overview RWindowGroup::CaptureKey() can be used for capturing key events when the application is not on the foreground. However, this should not be done for numeric key events, as it will cause problems with the idle view of the phone application.
Category Symbian C++
Subcategory UI
Reported against S60 3rd Edition
S60 3rd Edition, FP1
Date identified July 4, 2007
Symptoms -
Detailed description When an application tries to capture events from numeric keys [0..9,*,#] with RWindowGroup::CaptureKey(), the capture process will fail when the phone application (in idle view) is on the foreground. Furthermore, capturing events from these keys will prevent the phone application from handling them properly.
Note that SwEvent capability is required for RWindowGroup::CaptureKey().
How to reproduce -
Solution No known solution. Applications should not try to capture events from keys 0..9, ’*’ or ’#’.
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