1. Re: Win32lib key capturing didn't work????
- Posted by Ian Burleigh <igb at HOME.COM>
Jan 06, 1999
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Last edited Jan 07, 1999
>Taking this idea a step further (or backward), can a "windowless"
>program be watching keys in the background and either writing them to a
>file or triggering another program? The pressed keys will still work
>properly in whatever application is running (if any), but my program
>will detect it and act on it... possible??
Yes, possible, although not entirely in Euphoria. You can install a "global
hook" (SetWindowsHookEx()) which will monitor, for example, keystrokes. The
global hook callback function must be in a dll.
Ian
