keypress

Noun

Meaning

The depression of an input key; a keystroke.

(computing) The buffered electrical signal resulting from such an event, sometimes distinguished from the release.

Examples

For the first rotor (1), which to the operator is the right-hand rotor, the ratchet (red) is always engaged, and steps with each keypress. Source: Internet

I'll use to try things out and I'll search elisp methods in manuals and with the built-in help: + a keypress to see the function that is called by this keyboard action. Source: Internet

But, to use it, you’ll need to “call” it by adding the new block you created tothe start of the keypress events. Source: Internet

Many of the initial games were programmed to give feedback of the keypress when the key was released instead of when the key was pressed. Source: Internet

Typically one character is printed on each keypress. Source: Internet

Basically, you should do that onkeydown, because, as I said before, keydown fires when any key is depressed, and keypress only fires when character keys are being depressed. Source: Internet

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