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    Minitip #2: Determining if a key is being pressed [WINDOWS SPECIFIC]

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    helloworld922
    , June 4th, 2011 at 02:04 AM
    Sometimes it's valuable to determine if a certain key is being pressed. This is especially valuable if you have multiple Swing components and you don't want to mess with keeping track of boolean flags across different objects, but is absolutely necessary if you're trying to get keypresses which are not received by any of your Swing components.

    In the forums, I've recommended writing JNI code which would allow the Java code to poll the hardware for key states, but never actually got ...

    Updated June 4th, 2011 at 02:08 AM by helloworld922

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