A conditional I'm using to break out of a loop is as follows.
How would I change it to wait for non-ASCII keystrokes, like Esc?Code:if(InRec.Event.KeyEvent.uChar.AsciiChar == 'x') { break; }
A conditional I'm using to break out of a loop is as follows.
How would I change it to wait for non-ASCII keystrokes, like Esc?Code:if(InRec.Event.KeyEvent.uChar.AsciiChar == 'x') { break; }
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To tell the truth, I made this a long time ago *sigh*. I do not remember well how, but if you want a pointer search for the inportb function.
It accepts a integer , that is what you want to ¨listen¨ to.
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Whoa. I'm not sure what you're talking about on that one. I'm pretty sure this method will handle it, I'm just not sure how to modify it to do so.
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Replace 'x' with 0x1b, the ASCII value of ESC.
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P.S. I learned this method from your tutorial in the first place, so thanks again.
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