On Feb 21, 2008 AD, at 2:48 PM, Christian Schmitz wrote:
For example giving 12 and want to get a "Q" back and for providing
"Q" I
get a 12 back.
Of course it would be nice to know the option keys.
Is that possible?
Currently I use iGetKeys, but that is failing for a lot of cases.
The only one is GetKeys(), but the output from GetKeys() is
different on every architecture. Maybe that's what's causing the
problem?
GetKeys() works the same on PPC and Intel, so long as you interpret
the results correctly. That being said, what it returns to you is
literally just a bitmask representing the keys being pressed. If you
want to map this into characters, matters get a lot more complicated
(particularly if you consider that 'é' is a multi-key composite).
What'd probably work better is if you explain what your goal is. Are
you trying to represent a keystroke combination, or are you trying to
take text input? The two take rather different approaches._______________________________________________
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