Two solutions for using shortcut keys and text entry conflicts in Flash programs

Program | solve | Using shortcut keys in Flash programs can cause conflicts with text input, primarily by using a single letter or shift+ letter key as a shortcut key, such as when setting the letter A as a function of the shortcut method, But when you enter a text, if you enter a and the event is raised at the same time, of course this is not what we want, there are two ways to avoid this:

Method One:
Keylis = new Object ();
Key.addlistener (Keylis);

Keylis.onkeydown = function () {
var Patharr = Selection.getfocus (). Split (".");
var foucs = _root;
for (var i = 1; i<patharr.length; i++) {
Foucs = Foucs[patharr[i]];
}
if (Foucs instanceof TextField && fouse.type = = "Input") {
Trace (FOUCS);
Return
}

if (Key.isdown (65))
{
Run ...
}
Method Two:
This method is simpler, but cannot determine that the type of the focus text is an input type
if (Selection.getcaretindex () >=0)
{
Return
}