Hmmm... I don't know how you could really overcome that. This, if I
recall correctly, is due to a limitation within the keyboard, not the
OS. Which is to say that its internal controller will only handle x
number of keydown events. If you scan through this article, it is in
regards to brail technology, you'll find an explanation of the issue:
http://www.braille2000.com/brl2000/KeyboardReq.htm
I feel that I have to ask why you'd use so many keys held down at once.
I'm sure you have a good reason, it's just that offhand it sounds
cumbersome to me.
Thanks,
Fargo
Maarten de Vries wrote:
It seems like windows itself can only handle a few keystrokes at a
time. If
I press more than 3 or 4 keys they simply don't get detected until I
release
a key. I got it by reading the keyboard with the keyboard object and
window
subclassing. This isn't just with RB, I have it in C++ to. But I
really want
to handle every keystroke... Is there a way to do this?
Kind regards,
Maarten
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