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But that's unique to Unix / X11. On other platforms you need to type ^C as Greg described and this needs the focus to deliver the keypress to the widget.
Just to clarify, I was wondering aloud if ^C worked perhaps because during its handling of the highlighting process, if it were to set itself to be the focus widget with Fl::focus(), despite ignoring FL_FOCUS events, becomes the focus widget anyway, and thus the ^C event is thrown to the Fl_Text_Xxx handler as a regular FL_KEYBOARD event by the fact it is still the Fl::focus() widget. Just a guess, but I think it can work that way.
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