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EcEnSaNe
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Posted: 20th Dec 2004 00:07
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alrihgt ive attached my code...can you please give me a few comments on it..since this is my first code and i didnt really use any tutorials i just looked up the command list thing..so i probobly didnt do some things the best way....

also how do i make the "clear entry buffer" work like i want it to? i need it so that it takes all the keystrokes that where pressed during the loop since i have that wait statement there it sometimes skips my keystroke

thnx ^^
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alrihgt ive attached my code...can you please give me a few comments on it..since this is my first code and i didnt really use any tutorials i just looked up the command list thing..so i probobly didnt do some things the best way....

also how do i make the \"clear entry buffer\" work like i want it to? i need it so that it takes all the keystrokes that where pressed during the loop since i have that wait statement there it sometimes skips my keystroke

thnx ^^

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arlight...i figured out that using the clear entry buffer is not what i want...since it only works on the Entry command...but since the arrow keys dont have an entry command.....i guess all i can do is to put the function that gets the input before the wait command?
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try using keystate(Scancode). On a keyboard, every key is given a number. This number is called a scancode. The 'keystate(Scancode)' command returns a 1 if the specified key is pressed. This will get any key on your keyboard. Likewise, the 'scancode()' command returns the scancode of any key being pressed. I have attacthed a scancode map, although it sometimes varies.

hope this helps

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EcEnSaNe
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Posted: 24th Dec 2004 06:04
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...i did use a keystate its right here



before you respond please look at the code atleast ><...it dosent seem to be working right now so myb thats what happend but w/e o_0

alrihgt well i worked on it some and ehre is what i came up with....dosent seem like the best way though

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