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C Q&A » Event » press 

1. How can i read a key from keyboard without pressing carriage key?please help...    bytes.com

Hi everyone, I am a newbie in C and i can not fing a way to read keys from the keyboard immediately without having to press carriage key. scanf, getc, getchar, need to press carriage in order to input the character in the programm. Is there any way to bypass the carriage key??? Thank you for your help, --Dreiko--

2. Getting command-line input on "keypress event"    forums.devshed.com

First off, let me say that I'm new to the C++ lang, but I've been programming using Java, PHP, and C# for a while now. I have what I though would be a simple question to answer, but I have realized is not. I would like to know how to capture keyboard input in the console before it is displayed back ...

4. keyboard pressed keys tracking    codeproject.com

5. End "Enter" key press event to a program    tek-tips.com

Hi, friends:I want to write a small program that runs at background and simulates a key press event to a running program. To be specific, I need the computer to automaticall press the "enter" key once a minute to the active program window, namely notepad.exe, and in all the process the active window should be notepad.exe. Can anybody tell me how ...

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