//This Method is used to change the shortcut. It will show the form and allow the user enter a shortcut.
//However, if you want to do something else when the user saves the form.
//Change the DialogResult of btnSave to none and write your code in the Click event.
public static string ChangeShortcut(string current)
{
//Since this is a shared function, we'll create an instance of the form and show it to the user.
SetKey ThisForm = new SetKey();
ThisForm.txtButton.Text = current; //Set the textbox text to the current global shortcut.
DialogResult UserResponce = ThisForm.ShowDialog(); //display the form as a dialog.
if (UserResponce != DialogResult.Cancel) // The user did not press cancel.
{
if (ThisForm.txtButton.Text == Keys.None.ToString()) //The user did not enter a shortcut.
{
DialogResult MessageResult = MessageBox.Show(
"You have not specified a global shortcut." +
"\nPress Yes to keep it this way." +
"\nPress No to specify a shortcut." +
"\nPress Cancel to use the default shortcut.",
"Global Shortcut Example.", MessageBoxButtons.YesNoCancel,
MessageBoxIcon.Question, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button2); //The dialog to display to the user.
if (MessageResult == DialogResult.Yes) //The user does not want to specify a shortcut.
{
return(Keys.None.ToString());
}
else if (MessageResult == DialogResult.No) // The user wants to go back and specify a shortcut.
{
ChangeShortcut(current); // Call the method again.
}
else // The user wants to use the default global shortcut.
{
return("Shift + Control + Alt + T");
}
}
else //The user entered a shortcut.
{
return(ThisForm.txtButton.Text);
}
}
else
{
//Enter code here for if the user pressed cancel. That is if in case you do not want that.
//You could show the form again by uncommenting the line below. or display a message.
//ChangeShortCut()
}
return(current);; //Returns the current shortcut.
}
//This Method is used to change the shortcut. It will show the form and allow the user enter a shortcut.
//However, if you want to do something else when the user saves the form.
//Change the DialogResult of btnSave to none and write your code in the Click event.
public static string ChangeShortcut(string current)
{
//Since this is a shared function, we'll create an instance of the form and show it to the user.
SetKey ThisForm = new SetKey();
ThisForm.txtButton.Text = current; //Set the textbox text to the current global shortcut.
DialogResult UserResponce = ThisForm.ShowDialog(); //display the form as a dialog.
if (UserResponce != DialogResult.Cancel)// The user did not press cancel.
{
if (ThisForm.txtButton.Text == Keys.None.ToString()) //The user did not enter a shortcut.
{
DialogResult MessageResult = MessageBox.Show(
"You have not specified a global shortcut." +
"\nPress Yes to keep it this way." +
"\nPress No to specify a shortcut." +
"\nPress Cancel to use the default shortcut.",
"Global Shortcut Example.", MessageBoxButtons.YesNoCancel,
MessageBoxIcon.Question, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button2); //The dialog to display to the user.
if (MessageResult == DialogResult.Yes) //The user does not want to specify a shortcut.
{
return Keys.None.ToString();
}
else if (MessageResult == DialogResult.No)// The user wants to go back and specify a shortcut.
{
ChangeShortcut(current); // Call the method again.
}
else // The user wants to use the default global shortcut.
{
return "Shift + Control + Alt + T";
}
}
else //The user entered a shortcut.
{
return ThisForm.txtButton.Text;
}
}
else
{
//Enter code here for if the user pressed cancel. That is if in case you do not want that.
//You could show the form again by uncommenting the line below. or display a message.
//ChangeShortCut()
}
return current; ; //Returns the current shortcut.
}
private void btnModify_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
lblShortcut.Text = SetKey.ChangeShortcut(lblShortcut.Text);
UpdateCustomShortcut(lblShortcut.Text);
}
