Keyboard input

[Bruce Sherwood]

There are of course many key bindings in the notebook. Is there a way to turn off those bindings when in a program that wants to process user keyboard events, for example to steer an object in a canvas?

[MinRK]

Yes! You need to call

keyboard_manager.register_events(element);`

where element is the element you want to get its own keyboard events, and keyboard_manager is accessible as either Jupyter.notebook.keyboard_manager or this.keyboard_manager, depending on context.

-Min

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On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 9:53 PM, Bruce Sherwood <bruce.s...@gmail.com> wrote:

There are of course many key bindings in the notebook. Is there a way to turn off those bindings when in a program that wants to process user keyboard events, for example to steer an object in a canvas?

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[Bruce Sherwood]

Many thanks!