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| − | This byte of RAM handles the delay between key presses. It is at 50 (or 32h) until | + | This byte of RAM handles the delay between key presses. It is at 50 (or 32h) until a key is pressed. It then counts down to 0 while the key is being pressed. If the key is a repeating key (del or the arrows), it resets to 10 and then counts back down. |
If used in a hook, you can modify the repeating speeds of keys as well as make all keys repeat. | If used in a hook, you can modify the repeating speeds of keys as well as make all keys repeat. | ||
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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Revision as of 06:44, 28 April 2011
Synopsis
Unofficial Name: KeyDelay
Memory Address: 8442h
Length: 1 byte
This byte of RAM handles the delay between key presses. It is at 50 (or 32h) until a key is pressed. It then counts down to 0 while the key is being pressed. If the key is a repeating key (del or the arrows), it resets to 10 and then counts back down.
If used in a hook, you can modify the repeating speeds of keys as well as make all keys repeat.
Examples
Change Delay Speed
The following code will change the delay and repeat speed of keys. 'Delay' and 'Repeat' need to be defined.
SetKeyHook:
in a,(6) ;To obtain the page the hook is on (if it is on the same page)
ld hl,KeyHook
B_CALL _EnableRawKeyHook
ret
KeyHook:
.db 83h
ld b,a
ld hl,8442h
ld a,(hl)
cp 32h
jr c,NotDelay
ld a,Delay ;Change this to a number less than 50 to change the initial delay
ld (hl),a
ld a,b
ret
NotDelay:
cp 0Ah
jr nz,NotRepeat
ld a,Repeat ;Change this to a number less than 10 to change the repeat speed
ld (hl),a
NotRepeat
ld a,b
ret
Comments
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