08-13-2024, 11:23 PM
Still not a fan of _KEYHIT because part of efficiency to me is how fast I can code. _KEYHIT slows me down. It's not intuitive like INKEY$.
Actually INKEY$ would be just about perfect for my uses, except for the nagging problem it has identifying when a key is released. It gives false positives and can be problematic without coding a workaround routine, which really is inefficient.
I'm glad we have _KEYHIT and the other QB64 key statements but I'm not sure I will ever get comfortable using them. I don't have youth on my side like Steve. Oh, I won't go into sympathy because us old folks do get plenty of sympathy for that, but Steve, once again beats me in this department, as studies have proven time and time again that sympathy for ugly outweighs age every time!
Pete
Actually INKEY$ would be just about perfect for my uses, except for the nagging problem it has identifying when a key is released. It gives false positives and can be problematic without coding a workaround routine, which really is inefficient.
I'm glad we have _KEYHIT and the other QB64 key statements but I'm not sure I will ever get comfortable using them. I don't have youth on my side like Steve. Oh, I won't go into sympathy because us old folks do get plenty of sympathy for that, but Steve, once again beats me in this department, as studies have proven time and time again that sympathy for ugly outweighs age every time!
Pete
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