When I swap keys using SetWindowsHookEx WH_KEYBOARD_LL, why does my program get into a cycle of too many keyboard input events?
c,windows,visual-studio,keyboard-hook
Following the suggestion of Raymond Chen in the comments to the question, here is a complete program that swaps A and B in the right way, i.e. by checking the injected flag of the low-level keyboard input event. In other words, I perform the following test to decide whether to...
Detecting specific key in low level keyboard hook
The solution isn't very straight-forward, but the key code can be revealed using the lParam pointer argument. You can do this by accessing the 32-bit integer it's pointing to with Marshal.ReadInt32, then, you need to cast it to the Keys type, and finally compare this value with Keys.CapsLock (or any...
Why are dead keys not working with some letters in AutoHotkey?
keyboard-shortcuts,autohotkey,globalization,keyboard-hook,dead-key
In my particular case, the letters not working are: e y s d k n Try reorganizing these letters. I find this very hillarious indeed. Please insert any expression of laughter yourself, for it would not be welcomed on stackoverflow if I did. You forgot to include your %'s....
Global Keyboard Input Go
google-chrome-extension,go,keyboard-hook
Capturing keyboard input outside the context of the application is platform specific. Go specifically does not have bindings to these APIs. Mac OS X has an Objective-C API called event taps. Windows has C++ function RegisterHotKey, although I am less familiar with Windows APIs. There may be toolkits / frameworks...
Windows Hooks with golang
c,windows,winapi,go,keyboard-hook
Read the wiki page about cgo. You will have to define the callback in C and then call your Go function from it: First export your Go callback : //export gocb func gocb() { } Then define your callback in say hook.c #include "_cgo_export.h" void c_callback() { gocb(); } It's...