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  Tutorial: Adding an Input Map to a Component

In this section, you will learn about the input map.

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Here is an example that constructs an input map. Input map is used to perform actions according to the key strokes that mean when you press any combination of keys the program performs a specific task for the specified component. Specific task for the component is assigned for the specific key combination.


 

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