Sending keys to keyboard buffer
Hi!
How can one programmatically send KeyStrokes to the DOS Keyboard buffer?
To execute some implementation of such a program...
one would give a command like...
How can one programmatically send KeyStrokes to the DOS Keyboard buffer?
To execute some implementation of such a program...
one would give a command like...
exefile f10 %f %x
...which would mean that the {f10} function key will be first buffered, following would be Alt+f and Alt+x.
Like in VB we have the SendKeys function. A similar thing!
Help will be appreciated.
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Comments
have you tried writing data to stdin
fputc (stdin, c); ???
Don't know if it will work but try it
Phil
THanx for replying!
I tried but it does not work!!