I have the following code:
public void tbSpeed_KeyDown(object sender, KeyRoutedEventArgs e)
{
e.Handled = !((e.Key >= 48 && e.Key <= 57) || (e.Key >= 96 && e.Key <= 105) || (e.Key == 109) || (e.Key == 189));
}
Is there any way to detect if any modifier key like shift is being pressed ?
Bitwise AND
theModifiers
property of Keyboard withShift
Key -Try this too-
OR
Use GetKeyState. e.g.
Note: For Alt, you would use VirtualKey.Menu.
You can try the following code
For Win10 UWP I noticed that the CTRL and SHIFT keys were set at Locked state. So I did the following: