RE: INKEY()

2007-05-17 Thread Tracy Pearson
Have a look at the CHRSAW( ) Function.

-Original Message-
From: Garry Bettle
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 9:02 AM

Howdy all,

Hope this email finds you well.

I know the above returns a number corresponding to a keypressed during the
nSeconds parameter.

However, what do you query if you want to know whether a button was clicked
or not?




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RE: INKEY()

2007-05-17 Thread Garry Bettle
On 5/17/07, Tracy Pearson wrote:
 Have a look at the CHRSAW( ) Function.


Hi Tracy,

Will do.

Thanks,

G.


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Re: INKEY()

2007-05-17 Thread Jack Skelley
Garry:
Button as in a mouse button?
If you include M in the inkey() parameters it will detect a left mouse click 
and return 151.
It seems to me there is a WIN32API call to check the mouse but I can't find 
it...
Regards,

Jack Skelley


Garry Bettle wrote:
 Howdy all,
 
 Hope this email finds you well.
 
 I know the above returns a number corresponding to a keypressed during
 the nSeconds parameter.
 
 However, what do you query if you want to know whether a button was
 clicked or not?
 
 Cheers,
 
 Garry
 
 
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