PollKeyboard PROC
call ReadKey
mov keyboard.key, al
jz PollKeyBoardKEYUP
mov keyboard.event, keydown
jmp LEAVEPollKeyboard
PollKeyboardKEYUP:
cmp keyboard.event, keydown
jne PollKeyBoardNOKEY
mov keyboard.key, 0
mov keyboard.event, keyup
jmp LEAVEPollKeyboard
PollKeyBoardNOKEY:
mov keyboard.event, nokeypress
LEAVEPollKeyboard:
ret
PollKeyboard ENDP
ProcessInput PROC
.IF (keyboard.key == "a")
dec player.object.pos.x
.ELSEIF (keyboard.key == "w")
dec player.object.pos.y
.ELSEIF (keyboard.key == "s")
inc player.object.pos.y
.ELSEIF (keyboard.key == "d")
inc player.object.pos.x
.ELSEIF (keyboard.key == " ")
.ENDIF
ret
ProcessInput ENDP
MASM: Overriding the typematic rate
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This probably belongs in the beginner section, but since it's assembly I thought I would have better luck posting here.
My question is: Is there a way to override the Window's typematic rate? Or, is there a better way to do what I'm trying to do? Basically, I don't want that 1/10 of a second delay.
I'm guessing the problem is in the ReadKey call, which is part of Kip Irvine's library.
Thanks all!
Author
Part II to this problem: Is there a way to keep a console window from displaying the cursor? (that annoying _ that blinks)
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