Can someone kindly help me finish my attempt at pinvoke? HKL is a void* and
I don't know how to translate it.
[DllImport("user 32.dll", SetLastError = true)]
//static extern UInt32 MapVirtualKeyEx W(UInt32 uCode, UInt32 uMapType, HKL
dwhkl);
Here is the function: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...07(VS.85).aspx
Thanks!
Siegfried 3  2995 
Wow! Great tip! I had to search seperately for the MAPVK constants but I
found them!
They were in VB though! I translated them by hand.
How can I search for constant definitions in C#?
How can I search for functions in VB?
Seems like there should be C#/VB checkbox.
The pinvoke site is user driven, meaning people submit the help. If there
is no C# or VB code for a function, then someone needs to submit it. The
constants are constants in any language, but you do have to convert &H0A to
10, for example.
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Wow! Great tip! I had to search seperately for the MAPVK constants but I
found them!
They were in VB though! I translated them by hand.
How can I search for constant definitions in C#?
How can I search for functions in VB?
Seems like there should be C#/VB checkbox.
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