March 20th, 2009 12:15 PM
#1
Keyboard-Hook - How to correctly interprete upper case?
If I program a keyboard hook with the KeyEvent function, i get the current key code from the LPARAM value in a DWORD.
key 'a' is for example 1966081
Now, if I want to write something in upper case and i press the shift key (shift = 2752513) how do I know, how long the shift key is pressed?
Because i only get the code 2752513 when I press DOWN the shift key, i get no information about when the shift key is released.
So if I press:
(Shift) h (Shift up) a u s
i mean -> Haus
But the only key codes i get are:
2293761 (shift)
2293761 (h)
1966081 (a)
1441793 (u)
2031617 (s)
But if I would press:
(Shift) h a u (Shift up) s
i mean -> HAUs
But i also get only the codes:
2293761 (shift)
2293761 (h)
1966081 (a)
1441793 (u)
2031617 (s)
How do I know, for how long the user presses the shift key, further how many following keys he wants to write in upper case?
March 20th, 2009 12:51 PM
#2
Re: Keyboard-Hook - How to correctly interprete upper case?
have you tried using GetAsyncKeyState, GetKeyState or GetKeyboardState?
March 20th, 2009 04:41 PM
#3
Re: Keyboard-Hook - How to correctly interprete upper case?
Yes, i tried GetAsyncKeyState, but it's the same problem. I only get the key code for Shift wenn i press down shift. No information when the Shift key is released.
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