Comments by CodyDaemon

CodyDaemon 26-Feb-11 9:20am View

I am aware of that, I was just saying that was all.

CodyDaemon 25-Feb-11 10:31am View

Well for a project I am doing, I am using a LL hook so I can have global hot keys that use another key as there meta key. i.e Using 'Home' + {Something} as the hotkey combo, but then translating the VK codes into the char code so I know that the key was the letter/number I want. ie. To catch Home+2.

CodyDaemon 25-Feb-11 10:31am View

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Well for a project I am doing, I am using a LL hook so I can have global hot keys that use another key as there meta key. i.e Using 'Home' + {Something} as the hotkey combo, but then translating the VK codes into the char code so I know that the key was the letter/number I want. ie. To catch Home+2.

CodyDaemon 25-Feb-11 7:30am View

Since the guy had written a LL keyboard hook, I assumed he wanted a solution that worked at that level. I agree that if they does need what using a hook gives him (global capture for example) then they should just drop back to WM_CHAR (and it friends) messages. Since they are the far easier way of dealing with the chars.

CodyDaemon 24-Feb-11 6:27am View

I am not sure what you are trying to do, but if you just want to log the special keys then you can just use your fav. string/list class and just append it to the string/list.

CodyDaemon 23-Feb-11 11:03am View

What other special keys do you mean? Have you looked at:- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd375731(v=vs.85).aspx <-- List of Virtual Key codes.

CodyDaemon 23-Feb-11 11:01am View

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What other special keys do you mean? Have to looked at:- http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd375731(v=vs.85).aspx <-- List of Virtual Key codes.

CodyDaemon 23-Feb-11 9:47am View

Well the only other method that springs to mind involves injecting code into notepad and hi-hacking the WndProc calls to filter out WM_KEYxxxx and WM_CHAR messages and handling them then before passing control back to the real WndProc. What is not really the easiest method.

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