05-28-2024 01:43 PM
i think now it will work, i choose 20 version
05-28-2024 02:08 PM - edited 05-28-2024 02:10 PM
OK, so you have an entire virtual keyboard composed of lose LEDs arranged resembling a keyboard. That message did not get through before.
First of all, please don't maximize the front panel and diagram to the screen. That is super annoying.
Why do you use a filtering event ("Key down?" instead of "key down")?
If you would place your LEDs inside a cluster and set the cluster order correctly, your code would fit on half a postcard!
I'll have a look at the rest....
05-28-2024 03:24 PM
If you want to see keys even if control is on other windows, you need to poll it. This also gives you access to all keys,
(Be aware that this is basically a keylogger and is criminal for illegal activity, such as to sift passwords from unuspecting others and such.)
This is not complete, because you need to change the label of all cluster element to correctly reflect the enum value.
(A better idea would be to change the cluster order to directly correspond to the value of the key directly)