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[VB.NET] Run a timer while a key is depressed
ok i want to have a timer running while a user has a key depressed and then i want it to stop when the user lets go... havnt gotten to keyboard stuff like this in my class yet... im just messing around with it on my own...
the pseudo code goes like this... if "w" key is pushed then timer1.enabled = True else timer1.enabled = false endif I just have no idea how to tell when a user is pushing the key in... |
I'm not a big VB.NET guy, I program VB6 by day to earn the bread money, but as far as .NET goes, C# is where I'm at so I'll try to help. I think this'll work.
After your form generated code, you'd want to do something like this: Code:
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yah... im just using VB.NET cuz thats what im being taught in class...
and the code works... for any key being pushed on the keyboard... how can i make it so the timer only runs when only the "w" key is depressed? |
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Code:
'On your form key down event, enable the timer. |
wooo awesome!
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