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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Just a little help with Scancode...

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Lonnehart
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Posted: 18th May 2011 02:49
I'm experimenting at the moment with scancode. I want to be able to give the player the option of choosing his own control scheme with the keyboard rather than be restricted to the WASD keys. Well... here it is...



For now what I want to do is to use the scancode to get the actual key that was pressed, and print it out with its scancode (for example, if you pressed the letter "W", it would print out the scancode first, then the letter by reading the scancode)...

Okay... my brain's smoking again.

Dar13
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Posted: 18th May 2011 03:16
I had the same situation when I was making an options menu for my project. What I ended up doing was making a set of constants that had the scancodes of the keys I expected the player to use plus some, and then got the scancode and passed it into this function:


I know it's not the cleanest or most beautiful code, but it works. Maybe someone can come and show us both a better way to do it?


Kezzla
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Posted: 18th May 2011 11:30 Edited at: 18th May 2011 11:34
hmmm, Try this code,



Its a quick job and i'm sure there's a better way of doing it, but this worked for me. dunno how to fake the key press though...

hope this helps
kezzla

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baxslash
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Posted: 18th May 2011 12:59 Edited at: 18th May 2011 13:01
Looks like you have some ideas for this but how about putting your keys into a UDT. This way you just have to change the value of the scancode key in the UDT and every time you call a check on that key you use the same simple code:

scancode() has its uses but keystate() will allow you to use multiple keypresses too.

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