LX11 folder
Lyou can use QueryKeymap to get the full state
Land the code shows how to get specific keys
Lhttps://github.com/Beyley/NLSKeyset/blob/master/NLSKeyset/X11/XLibB.cs
heres the bindings i wrote which has all the needed stuff
heres the bindings i wrote which has all the needed stuff
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RI want to specifically know when a key is pressed, and what key was pressed
Lin that case you can just set some code on a thread to check every so often the state of the kb
RI wonder how performent it'd be to constantly check the keymap with no delay whatsoeever
Litd be a waste of resources
Lat most you should check 1000 times a second
Land even that is way overkill
L125hz is all you need
L(thats what a lot of keyboards use anyway)
Citd probably be detrimental to check too fast
R@baebey slight problem.....
Rairflow....is a command-line tool
Rthere is, and should be, no window
Lthen open a display connection only you dont need a window
R...this is your code, it's x11keygrabber, I have no idea how it works
LXOpenDisplay or smthn
LXlib.OpenDisplay in those bindings iirc?
Rwhen using QueryKeymap, how do I know how big should be
Lit's a set size
L32 bytes
RThat...doesn't seem like it's enough to hold the entire state of a keyboard.
RI'm pretty sure even a TKL has more than 32 keys
L1 bit per key
L32*8=256
Rdo I interpret it as ASCII then
Rwhere each bit corresponds to an ASCII character code
Lnah, you do some magic math to check if a certain key is pressed
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Lit's an X11 keycode
Rand how would I efficiently know if ANY key is pressed
Rbecause the way this program works, Delete and Backspace are bad, any other key is good, no key being pressed is bad
Lif you want to know if any key at all is pressed, i guess you could iterate 0-255 which is well fast enough
Lit's simple bitwise math
Rso it'll return all zeros if nothing's pressed?
Liirc yes
RHOLY SHIT
RIt's working!
RReally, really badly!
R...pressing one single key gives me, like, 30% more air
Rand the backspace/delete buttons increase my air instead of decreasing it
Rokay I fixed the one issue where pressing a single key gives you a 3rd of the air meter but I'm still not sure about the backspace/delete keys not working
R@baebey the breakpoint in this screenshot never gets hit D:
R
RIt thinks the four keycodes are "constructive" keypresses
Lare you mixing up key syms and key codes
RI don't think so
Rthese are the variables in question