Re: Holding Buttons in DOS
>Ralf suggested:
>>Getting Micheal Bolin's excellent key-board handler.
>>It will not generate effects, however, it will at request give you a
>>status report of the current keys pressed.
David replied:
>Using Michael's library is pretty simple (once the keycode->ascii
>table has been built. Unfortunately, the keys still click on my HP
>Vectra. Grrr...
You just need to try to call get_keys() more often. (To flush the
keyboard buffer.)
If you hold down a key and have it held down long enough for the delay to
go off, and to repeat 13 or so times (keyboard buffer limit) without
calling get_keys(), you'll get the beeps.
If you get the beeps, it means your code is too slow or you're not
calling it enough. (Try some dummy calls in a few places--It claims to be
a very fast routine.)
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