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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T16:53:38+00:00 2026-05-27T16:53:38+00:00

I am developing a virtual keyboard with Qt Embedded, and I’m confronted with a

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I am developing a virtual keyboard with Qt Embedded, and I’m confronted with a little problem. In fact, I use SignalMappers to map the key to keyboard events in order to display text in a QTextEdit widget.

Everything works fine, except for two events : Key_Return and Key_Delete ; I have no idea what I’m doing wrong, maybe you’ll have an idea.

Here is a classical code, to send chars :

void VirtualKeyboard::SendChar( int index )
{
    QChar charToSend( letters_.at( index )->text().at( 0 ) ); // Get char

    server_->sendKeyEvent( charToSend.unicode(), QEvent::KeyPress, Qt::NoModifier, true, false );
}

letters_ is a QVector containing QPushButton* and server_ is the instance of QWSServer ; this code works fine.
Now, for example with backspace :

void VirtualKeyboard::SendBackspace()
{
    server_->sendKeyEvent( Qt::Key_Backspace, Qt::Key_Backspace, Qt::NoModifier, true, false );
}

This code works fine too. And the code that doesn’t work :

void VirtualKeyboard::SendDelete()
{
    server_->sendKeyEvent( Qt::Key_Delete, Qt::Key_Delete, Qt::NoModifier, true, false );
}

void VirtualKeyboard::SendEnter()
{  
    server_->sendKeyEvent( 0x01000004, Qt::Key_Return, Qt::NoModifier, true, false ); 
}

As you can see, I tryed to put an unicode value but it doesn’t help ; can you help me please ?

Thanks !


SOLVED WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE (SEE COMMENT) :

void TextEdit::DeleteEvent()
{
    if( cursor_.hasSelection() )
    {
        // Delete selection
        cursor_.removeSelectedText();
    }
    else
    {
        // Delete right char
        cursor_.deleteChar();
    }

    setTextCursor( cursor_ );
}

void TextEdit::ReturnEvent()
{
    cursor_.insertText( "\n" );
    setTextCursor( cursor_ );
}

cursor_ is a QTextCursor attribute, initialized with this line :

cursor_ = textCursor();
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    2026-05-27T16:53:39+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 4:53 pm

    SOLVED WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE (SEE COMMENT) :

    void TextEdit::DeleteEvent()
    {
        if( cursor_.hasSelection() )
        {
            // Delete selection
            cursor_.removeSelectedText();
        }
        else
        {
            // Delete right char
            cursor_.deleteChar();
        }
    
        setTextCursor( cursor_ );
    }
    
    void TextEdit::ReturnEvent()
    {
        cursor_.insertText( "\n" );
        setTextCursor( cursor_ );
    }
    

    cursor_ is a QTextCursor attribute, initialized with this line :

    cursor_ = textCursor();
    
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