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Dark GDK / getchar() with Dark GDK?

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Skmist
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Posted: 1st Mar 2012 18:52
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Is there any way to use getchar() with Dark GDK? I really want to use the w, a, s, and d keys for input.
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Hawkblood
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Posted: 1st Mar 2012 20:02
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Use the scan codes. Look up dbScanCode(...) in the input section of the help.

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Gonefar
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You can try like including "iostream.h" or "string.h" and so on. If you include the standard io head files, you can make it I think.

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Kerl
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If(dbKeyState(17)==1)
{
dbMoveSprite(1,1);
}

That's the w key I'm pretty sure
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Mister Fuzzy
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Yeah, use

and in place of "KeyCode," put the corresponding ASCII code in. ASCII tables are easy enough to find online, but for laziness' sake, here's one anyway.

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Hawkblood
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Ah, the good old days of ASCII.... What about BAUDOT? Who decided it was obsolete?!! Maybe I'm getting old....

The problem with dbScanCode() is that it returns only one value (either the first or the last in sequence.... Don't remember). It won't accurately reflect true if more than one key is pressed at the same time. Use "int dbKeyState ( int iScanCode )" instead. You have to make a map of the keys on your keyboard that you want to use, but that's not a big deal. Almost all games have a keymapping option now (unless it's very simple).

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