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wtfmanwtfman
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 18:34
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i basicly just need a chart that showes all the different keys and what number they equal for my game if some one could do that it would be great thanks (:
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Hassan
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 18:58
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first include dinput.h ( #include "dinput.h" ), then you can use it like :


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dark coder
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 18:58 Edited at: 29th Dec 2009 18:58
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#include "dinput.h"

Then witness the magic that occurs when you write identifiers such as DIK_W, DIK_F1 etc!

[edit] Damnit, beaten by 5 secs.

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wtfmanwtfman
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 19:07
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i did that but i get this error
error C2065: 'DIK_A' : undeclared identifier
hear is what im doing
if ( dbKeyState ( DIK_A ) )
{
dbSprite(6,23,50,6);
}
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Marsh0
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 19:10
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If you dont want a extra include

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wtfmanwtfman
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Posted: 29th Dec 2009 20:43
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thaks marsh0 u healped me alot with that chart (oveiosly it worked)
now i can use other keys XD
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fedekun
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nice image, thanks
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Zuka
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Yeah, it's a horrible idea to use the numbers in your code. Believe me, if you do anything serious with it, you'll come back to the code a week later and be like, "what the heck is going on here?"

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Marsh0
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Quote: "Yeah, it's a horrible idea to use the numbers in your code. Believe me, if you do anything serious with it, you'll come back to the code a week later and be like, "what the heck is going on here?""


I find commenting the code helps.
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dark coder
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Posted: 31st Dec 2009 07:46
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Or just use the macros in dinput.h as I said, that way your code will be self-documenting, as it should be.

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