> >and > >how i would hook those keypresses/mouse moves, and how i would inject > >a keypress/mousemove for an application that is using directinput? Is > >that even possible? > > No. In order to do what you ask, you would need to write and install a > set of kernel filter drivers to inject the events, and you really don't > want to do that. The API is not enough. > How about getkeyboardstate/setkeyboardstate functions, put together with attachthreadinput? would that be on the keyboard driver level, above directinput? or still below it, and thus bypassed?
If the answer to the above is negative, then how about writing a wrapper for the original dinput.dll (basically, make another dinput.dll, that takes messages from the keyboard driver, does whatever with them, before passing them on to the "actual" dinput.dll)? could that work? and how difficult would it be to carry out? Also... why don't i really want to do the kernel filter drivers? They certainly sound like i dont want to do them :) but i wonder why. Too involved and painful? Chance to screw up the whole system? Thanks, Daniel, not liking to give up... _______________________________________________ Python-win32 mailing list Python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
