GetAsyncKeyState()

[Clyde]

I wonder if anyone knows how to make it so that when you press a key using GetAsyncKeyState() that it doesnt make things happen so quickly when a key is pressed?

Dummy example:

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If (GetAsyncKeyState(68)) Then Debug=Debug+1
If Debug>1 Then Debug=0

If Debug Then
  'Display Info
End If

Cheers and many thanks,
Clyde.

[Rbz]

Try this one it will work fine 

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If ( GetAsyncKeyState(68) = -32767 ) Then Debug=Debug+1
If Debug>1 Then Debug=0

If Debug Then
  'Display Info
End If

[Clyde]

Cheers for that buddy.

[Jim]

Because GetAsyncKeyState returns two values at once.  0x8000 if the key is currently pressed and/or 0x0001 if the key was pressed since the last time you called GetAsyncKeyState.  Rbraz's -32767 is, in fact, 0x8001 (&h8001 in basic).

Jim

[Shockwave]

This function is very useful, I was messing with it yesterday and came on to post the very same question you did Clyde so I guess I got the fastest answer ever.