Thread: Multiple Keyboard Inputs

PuzSol uses HotKeyPress. I don't know if I am allowed to show you the code of it but after a google search of only 10sec I found this:

Code:

// Alt = 1, Ctrl = 2, Shift = 4, Win = 8

FrmStartup.RegisterHotKey(this.Handle, 
  this.GetType().GetHashCode(), 3, (int)'J');

taken from this:
Simple steps to enable Hotkey and ShortcutInput user control - CodeProject®

however I think this is where the problem comes from that PuzSol sometimes starts without you having hit CTRL+A but something else with CTRL / ALT etc. Might look into fixing it or not... have no time atm. Hope this helps you, cheers.

Thank you, flashbang! The only problem is that the link you gave me was for C# yet I managed to find a .NET version of what you suggested. Thanks again

Kandor, brah, get off .NET now. It'll only hurt you more when you have to leave it later on.

The only AFK you need for YPP is a VB bot that constantly presses the LEFT key. Anything more complex is for the paranoid.

Originally Posted by Kandor

Thank you, flashbang! The only problem is that the link you gave me was for C# yet I managed to find a .NET version of what you suggested. Thanks again

Sorry, my bad. I kinda must have mistaken it form the PuzSol example you used. But as far as I know those two are rather close to each other? Well if it helped you it was great anyway. And Navi and Wasted: Even if it might be stupid to use VB or use this method, it is about the learning effect. I made so many stupid programs which had nearly no use and tho it helped me a lot understanding how things work.

Originally Posted by flashbang

Sorry, my bad. I kinda must have mistaken it form the PuzSol example you used. But as far as I know those two are rather close to each other? Well if it helped you it was great anyway. And Navi and Wasted: Even if it might be stupid to use VB or use this method, it is about the learning effect. I made so many stupid programs which had nearly no use and tho it helped me a lot understanding how things work.

I wasn't insulting the learning, simply recommending a faster method of going about it. VB is definitely not a language you want to work with for any kind of somewhat difficult program.

Well if you want to actually learn coding, YPP isn't the place to start.

GetAsyncKeyState will do the job fine. RegisterHotKey is esaier and tidier, but from what I understand, if another process is using said hotkey, it won't work. don't take my word on it though.

@Navi&Wasted
Tbh I started even lower at MSDOS, I'm not that confident in Java, but understand it (newboston <3). So VB sounded the logically way to go, work my way up the coding ladder. Yet, I am still baffled about how people can make entire environments with just a few lines of code! I simply want to learn how it works. Oh well.

By the way, thanks notion