winput | winput Python extention - capture and send keyboard | Keyboard library
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kandi X-RAY | winput Summary
winput must not be used to record the user's input without their consent! winput is supposed to replace the outdated extension PyHook.
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- Click a mouse button
- Release a mouse button
- Press mouse button
- Set mouse events on the mouse event queue
- Handles low - level mouse events
- Slow click
- Click the given key
- Moves the mouse
- Issue a mouse event
- Handle keyboard events
- Stop message loop
- Hook to setup the keyboard
- Low - level function
- Release the given key
- Remove the keyboard hook from the event queue
- Remove hook from mouse event queue
- Press the given key
- Moves the mouse wheel by amount
- Press key
- Get the currently pending message
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QUESTION
I have a class that I'm trying to use, but in main
function ёstartё doesn't execute with following error expression preceeding of apparent call must have pointer-to func type
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 08:47You have "start" as member and "start" as function. Rename one of them will fix your error.
QUESTION
I don't understand why the getch() function returns ERR all the time if I have an application set up in this manner (stripped to the bones):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 21:30Since you have read stdin
up to the end of file, wgetch
will immediately receive an end of file when it attempts to read. But in any case, you don't want ncurses to use the redirected stdin
; you want it to use the terminal.
One way of doing this is to simply reopen stdin
as the terminal before calling initscr
:
QUESTION
i have worked out how to pass the boost path the required format, but i am having some issues figuring out hot to pass the path.stem into a char array, and then run some check on the filename and take the right action
need to read the filename and check for the next available number in the and then action, i was intending to use a for loop to get the number into an char array and then compare to this separate counter
how can i feed in the path() character by character into a array - or is there a better way !
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 10:26GCC:
Given a bfs::path p
, p.c_str()
gives you access access to the null-terminated char*
array.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to get an input containing square brackets to work with regex. My code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-10 at 15:52Thanks to Kenny Ostrom, answer revealed!
input '[one]' has len 5, uInput has length 1, uInput[i] fails with i=1, has nothing to do with re, the exception tells why – Kenny Ostrom 2 hours ago
I was iterating past the length of my input because I used wInput instead of uInput.
QUESTION
I have a school bell project coded with Visual Basic 2010 Express. The computer which runs my program has two or more sound cards. First I will list the sound cards to user. User will select the sound card to work. Finally my program will ring the bells on that sound card. Everything is okey for my codes but i can't list the names of sound cards and ring the bell on specified sound card.
I use WMPLib to play music. I have these codes but there becomes an error "the value is not in the expected range". I spotted where the error is in my codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-01 at 23:05You can do this using WindowsMedia.Net library.
The following example is taken from the link below, it is a code blonging to a Windows form and contains the functionality needed to list all available audio devices and choose the default device (the one that will act as sound output).
First i will try to split the code into 2 parts:
- List available audio devices
- Change default audio device
List available devices
QUESTION
So, I am making a school based project, and it has to be done in javascript and jquery. However these languages are quite new to me, so it's a bit of difficulty for me. My question: how can I append my button so it can submit the form that I have filled out? a fiddle for u to get an idea of it. I want my button to be placed next to the green one, please do not mind the red minus button. that's something in progress. jsfiddle.net/DanDy/hqy73b0h
underneath is the code that I want to implement:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-25 at 02:41You are doing it wrong. There are few ways to append object.
instead of:
QUESTION
I have an exercise block with one word
and 4 syllables
. In my json it looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 14:33I don't know how you have your HTML setup but this should get you started in the right direction.
I didn't use $.map
because it doesn't look like you want a new array but to do something with your current array. So I instead used Javascripts built in forEach(function(item, index) { .. })
array function. However, I used the Arrow function version.
I also ended up using Template Literals to make creating the jQuery selector a bit cleaner.
QUESTION
So, I'm able to fetch my syllables the correct way, but somehow I cannot fetch my word
, but the thing is: I'm fetching my word
the exact same way as I am doing with my syllables.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 13:39You are just missing 'value': cValue,
in the getWordInput()
function. Edit as follows:
QUESTION
I am making a CMS with an edit button. When you click the edit button it should everything from the JSON file back to the CMS side so you can actually edit.
However when I try to fetch my word
I can only fetch one while I have 2 word
in my JSON.
This is how my JSON looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-25 at 11:19Move var myindex = 1
outside the loop
QUESTION
I am working on a project. You as a user are able to "add" input fields, however if you add too many input fields you will (of course) get a scrollbar.
It would be quite annoying to scroll all the way down to write something in an input field that's somewhere all the way down.
Here is a jsfiddle so you get a better idea of what I mean.
At first I thought maybe this could be done with autofocus, but (as far as I know) autofocus only focusses the input field.
I have been looking around and even read the API of javascript (in hopes of maybe encountering something similar would pop up), but I didn't find any.
...
ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-14 at 13:29Here is how you can do this.
Here's a complete solution:
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