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Michael Linfield
What seems to be the correct means of using this function?
getState = Win32API.new('user32','GetKeyboardState',['P'],'N')
byteGrid = 0.chr * 256 #for the 256 virtual keycodes
now, using getState.call(byteGrid) changes some of the /000's to /001's
respectively.
However, how might one call back what virtual codes (keys) were
activated?
It'd be nice to have the functionality of getState(68) => 1 or something
of the sort... 68 representing "D" of course in ascii.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Mac
getState = Win32API.new('user32','GetKeyboardState',['P'],'N')
byteGrid = 0.chr * 256 #for the 256 virtual keycodes
now, using getState.call(byteGrid) changes some of the /000's to /001's
respectively.
However, how might one call back what virtual codes (keys) were
activated?
It'd be nice to have the functionality of getState(68) => 1 or something
of the sort... 68 representing "D" of course in ascii.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Mac