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| Thanks for the GREAT tutorials! Cant wait to read the next articles. |
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| I managed to download some sample programs, compile them and run them with Visual Boy Advance. I've been playing around with the code, but can't figure out how to check for 2 or more buttons being pressed simultaneously. I like the keypad.h but is there not a way to check for this? you know A + B, up + A, etc. |
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| Nevermind about that keypad.h, you just add the numbers up i.e. #define KEY_AB KEY_A + KEY_B or #define KEY_AB 3 |
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| Doesn't anyone register any more? ;-) You can add, but it makes more sense to "or" them together. Also, ALWAYS put brackets round your defines. Don't: #define KEY_AB KEY_A | KEY_B Do: #define KEY_AB (KEY_A | KEY_B) [edited by - siaspete on March 15, 2002 8:22:49 PM] |
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| when will arrive next articles? |
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