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C++ keyboard remapping tutsDue to conflicts that a game I play has with my normaly setup, I tried to get a good free keyboard remapper program. The problem is that all of the ones I found were trial versions. So I concluded, that why don't I just write one, in C++. Problem is that I haven't a clue as to where to start, and google turned up notiong useful when I searched for tutorials on the subject. So my question is:
Do any of you people know of where I can get a tutorial or two on how to remap keys, or a tutorial that would teach me what I would need to know to be able to write a C++ key remapping program? |
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Re: C++ keyboard remapping tutsYou'll probably need to set a global keyboard hook, and have a table of remapped keys that each real key corresponds to. Look into windows hooks to start. (assuming you're on Windows)
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