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I am using LabVIEW 5.1.1 with WINNT 4.0 and need a "good" routine or pointer to a keyboard scan that can be fine tuned so PC resources are not strangled. I appreciate any help with this one!
Karl Hanke karl.g.hanke@boeing.com
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> I am using LabVIEW 5.1.1 with WINNT 4.0 and need a "good" routine or > pointer to a keyboard scan that can be fine tuned so PC resources are > not strangled. I appreciate any help with this one! >
I'm not 100% sure I know what you are looking for, but the NI ftp site contains some VIs that give you access to key events in LV. They return a cluster of keys and modifier info like shift and ctl. They will give you key down events only, not key up, and they exist for all platforms.
I believe you will find them in the LV31 directory, but they will load up into LV5 or 5.1 just fine. There are probably similar VIs at other sites on the LV web ring. You should be able to jump on the web ring at the NI site or at the umass site.
> > I'm not 100% sure I know what you are looking for, but the NI ftp site > contains some VIs that give you access to key events in LV. They return > a cluster of keys and modifier info like shift and ctl. They will give > you key down events only, not key up, and they exist for all platforms.
About what archive are you talking? I only found "keyboard.zip", containig a lot of handy VIs, but with CIN's where only the Windows code is loaded. ????
