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Why isn't this Working? - F.A.S.T - Jul 22, 2018
Soo, The code below is supposed to print out whenever the keys defined are pressed.
But the opposite happens.
It does not print out the keys pressed, Instead, Only default.
Also, Flush(); is just a function that prints out on the screen.
PHP Code
<?php
int main()
{
char ikey = 0;
//string data = to_string(ikey);
while (true) {
switch (GetAsyncKeyState(ikey)) {
case up:
flush("[UP]");
break;
case down:
flush("[DOWN]");
break;
case left:
flush("[LEFT]");
break;
case right:
flush("[RIGHT]");
break;
default:
flush("[UNKNOWN-KEY-PRESSED]");
break;
}
}
return 0;
}
RE: Why isn't this Working? - aeiro - Jul 22, 2018
(Jul 22, 2018 10:46 AM)F.A.S.T Wrote: Soo, The code below is supposed to print out whenever the keys defined are pressed.the GetAsyncKeyState function parameter must have one of the Virtual_KEY codes documented here
But the opposite happens.
It does not print out the keys pressed, Instead, Only default.
Also, Flush(); is just a function that prints out on the screen.
PHP Code
<?php
int main()
{
char ikey = 0;
//string data = to_string(ikey);
while (true) {
switch (GetAsyncKeyState(ikey)) {
case up:
flush("[UP]");
break;
case down:
flush("[DOWN]");
break;
case left:
flush("[LEFT]");
break;
case right:
flush("[RIGHT]");
break;
default:
flush("[UNKNOWN-KEY-PRESSED]");
break;
}
}
return 0;
}
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/inputdev/virtual-key-codes