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| We want to implement some pausing logic between trials. We want to be able to check to see if the INSERT button is in a depressed state. We want there to be minimum interruption (latency) incurred as a result of this check. Ideally, we would be able to execute a command from an InLine object and see if INSERT is depressed. Is this supported? If so, can you please provide a line of code as a sample? We have tried creating a blank Text object and allowing {INSERT}. We tried setting this object's display time to something very small like 1ms or 5ms, but it seemed the INSERT key (pressed and held down by a user) was not detected. I don't know whether the polling interval for a key press check is longer than our duration, or whether the Text object is only looking for a KEYDOWN event during that interval. Any ideas of how to implement this logic? Doug Girard
President, Nirodha Software
doug@nirodhasoftware.com
Doug Girard
President, Nirodha Software
doug@nirodhasoftware.com
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Through my own messing around, I determined that the following code in an InLine object did the trick:
If Keyboard.GetKeyState("x") = ebStatePress Then
I just don't know how to get the non-alphanumeric keys to work, e.g. INSERT.
Doug Girard
President, Nirodha Software
doug@nirodhasoftware.com
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