[Help]Declaring Keystrokes

Code:

		if(key_stroke == 61)
		{
			boxes = !boxes;
		}

I have a bunch of these but when I build it gives me an error saying that

Code:

 error C2065: 'key_stroke' : undeclared identifier

All my keystrokes are from the ascii chart so they're correct.

Nvm that's for Async not for key_stroke = ***

Originally Posted by Shaadow

Nvm that's for Async not for key_stroke = ***

GetAsyncKeyState is similar to keystroke. Just do like

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if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_NUMPAD1)<0)
{
boxes = !boxes;
}

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Same thing.

Originally Posted by J-Deezy

GetAsyncKeyState is similar to keystroke. Just do like

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if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_NUMPAD1)<0)
{
boxes = !boxes;
}

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Same thing.

Not really, GetAsyncKeySate is doing the following code while that key is being pressed. (as long as the code is in a loop)

Key_Stroke does the following code if the following key was pressed. I just taught myself the while loop

Originally Posted by VvITylerIvV

Not really, GetAsyncKeySate is doing the following code while that key is being pressed. (as long as the code is in a loop)

Key_Stroke does the following code if the following key was pressed. I just taught myself the while loop

No, GetAsyncKeyState even during a loop just continuously checks the keystate, if it's pressed down: do the following, otherwise nothing happens, it's the same as Key_stroke

I think
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if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_KEEEEY)&1)
{
}
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Checks for a single keypress in C++

Originally Posted by J-Deezy

No, GetAsyncKeyState even during a loop just continuously checks the keystate, if it's pressed down: do the following, otherwise nothing happens, it's the same as Key_stroke

I think
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if(GetAsyncKeyState(VK_KEEEEY)&1)
{
}
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Checks for a single keypress in C++

ahh, so GetAsyncKeySate and Key_Stroke are the same thing? just GetAsyncKeyState is a better, more common code?

[Help]Declaring Keystrokes

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