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With my code which is just a regular RAW input example.... WM_INPUT, RIM_TYPEMOUSE... I'm getting on Windows 10 the full 1,000Hz of my mouse and on Windows 11 I'm getting about 128Hz. How to fix this ...
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I’m trying to remap the right mouse button to act as the middle mouse button in C++ on Windows. What I did I wrote code using Raw Input (see below). My code successfully sends a middle click when I ...
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I'm calling GetSystemMetrics(SM_MOUSEHORIZONTALWHEELPRESENT) and it always returns 0. Thing is, I know I have a horizontal scroll on my mouse (and the raw input device information does come back with ...
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I am using the raw input API to write a simple program for my Xbox controller. I have followed the basic setup steps from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/inputdev/using-raw-input and ...
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I am making a simple program to enumerate all of the devices currently connected to your Windows along with their pointers, then display the proper name for the device you clicked a button on your WPF ...
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I am using raw input as my input api for my game and I was looking to get time stamps for the input presses. But everything I find is at millisecond precision (GetMessageTime()). Which is not good ...
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So I have a program that is using multiple keyboards as input using raw input and I want to mess with the indicator lights of caps lock, scroll lock, and num lock per keyboard. So my approach was to ...
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Hello there i need some help for a little, i working on python version 3/2, i wanna create a system detection on python script and how can i solve the problem like this: try: import platform ...
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Context: I'm doing the Udemy "100-days-of-code" course and hit a weird stumbling block. Python version: 2.7-64 I ultimately solved it by using the "input" command (vs raw_input) ...
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This question is part of a long story about trying to get input messages, WM_INPUT, from outside of the main window for an application. The reason is that the main loop's frequency is lower than the ...
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In my code I have a call to the GetRawInputDeviceInfo function, passing in the RIDI_DEVICENAME command. It is supposed to fill the 3rd parameter with a string containing the name of the buffer, and ...
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A function "RegisterRawInputDevices(RawInputDeviceRegistration[] pRawInputDevices, uint uiNumDevices, uint cbSize)" from user32.dll blocks the main GUI thread. Is there a way to keep GUI ...
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I'm using winapi SendInput with scancodes to simulate keyboard input to a game, and at the same time I want to measure the timing of the input being received, but unfortunately I've no access to that ...
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I am currently helping my university's cyber security program by creating a simple Capture the Flag style python script to be used for the final exam. I created the script and everything is working ...
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I am trying to modify an existing application by adding an input gathering thread outside of its main thread. The original application already processes mouse input pretty decently inside its main ...
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