visual basic, Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ?

Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ?

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Rewol #1 / 7	Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ? Quote: > Hi all you folks out there. > I just wonder if someone can tell me how to fake the keyboardbuffer! > I whould like know how to poke to the memoryaddress of the > keyboardbuffer so that any other program in Win95 thinks that > a key just have been pressed. > I'm trying to program a timer funktion that can run in the background > of windows and then foul other programs running. > Please help me somebody. > Henrik Well, you can do it via ASM, but I'm not aware that you can POKE it. Here's how to simulate a keypress (in ASM): mov ah,05h mov ch,scancode mov cl,ascii character int 16h retf Set CH to 0 if you want. Set CL to the ascii value of a character. -- X-Bios
Sun, 11 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Rewol #2 / 7	Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ? Quote: > >Well, you can do it via ASM, but I'm not aware that you can POKE it. > >Here's how to simulate a keypress (in ASM): > >mov ah,05h > >mov ch,scancode > >mov cl,ascii character > >int 16h > >retf > >Set CH to 0 if you want. Set CL to the ascii value of a character. > Hm... Egbert, perhaps this is what you are looking for? > You couldn't use weird combinations with the source I posted some time ago, > but this one seems to work just fine I believe... > The following snippet works in PB: > ! mov ah,&h05 > ! mov ch,scancode% > ! mov cl,asciivalue% > ! int &h16 > Marc van den Dikkenberg > -----------------------------o--------------------- > http://145.89.78.151/~excel \| Programming Archives > http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel \| antU, Humour, Sci-Fi HMM.... Isn't that what I just POSTED?! I'm sure you aren't trying to take-da-credit for it. Besides, and ASM student should know these things. Very simple... -- X-Bios
Tue, 13 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Marc van den Dikkenbe #3 / 7	Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ? Quote: >Well, you can do it via ASM, but I'm not aware that you can POKE it. >Here's how to simulate a keypress (in ASM): >mov ah,05h >mov ch,scancode >mov cl,ascii character >int 16h >retf >Set CH to 0 if you want. Set CL to the ascii value of a character. Hm... Egbert, perhaps this is what you are looking for? You couldn't use weird combinations with the source I posted some time ago, but this one seems to work just fine I believe... The following snippet works in PB: ! mov ah,&h05 ! mov ch,scancode% ! mov cl,asciivalue% ! int &h16 Marc van den Dikkenberg -----------------------------o--------------------- http://145.89.78.151/~excel \| Programming Archives http://www.xs4all.nl/~excel \| antU, Humour, Sci-Fi
Thu, 15 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Tyler Barn #4 / 7	Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ? RE>> I just wonder if someone can tell me how to fake the keyboardbuffer! RE>> I whould like know how to poke to the memoryaddress of the RE>> keyboardbuffer so that any other program in Win95 thinks that RE>> a key just have been pressed. RE>Well, you can do it via ASM, but I'm not aware that you can POKE it. RE>Here's how to simulate a keypress (in ASM): RE>mov ah,05h RE>mov ch,scancode RE>mov cl,ascii character RE>int 16h RE>retf You CAN stuff characters into the keyboard buffer in the bios data segment. Unfortunately, neither of our methods will work because Win '95 has a custom keyboard handler that bypasses the BIOS. (I didn't test this, but I'm pretty sure it's the truth)
Thu, 15 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Ice M #5 / 7	Doe's anybody know how to fake the keyboardbuffer ? Quote: >Hi all you folks out there. >I just wonder if someone can tell me how to fake the keyboardbuffer! >I whould like know how to poke to the memoryaddress of the >keyboardbuffer so that any other program in Win95 thinks that >a key just have been pressed. >I'm trying to program a timer funktion that can run in the background >of windows and then foul other programs running. >Please help me somebody. >Henrik First, you put your cursor before the apostrophe and hit the "DEL" key.
Sat, 17 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

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