I believe I have found a re-usable solution. By creating a Java wrapper for the C++ class.
JNI- Subclass a C++ class in Java using JNI
I shall return with questions if I am having trouble...
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I believe I have found a re-usable solution. By creating a Java wrapper for the C++ class.
JNI- Subclass a C++ class in Java using JNI
I shall return with questions if I am having trouble...
At the moment, I am writing a C++ application that has successfully fired events from particular key bindings set to my game application. However, I am having trouble getting my java classes to...
My intentions are not to record the key strokes of a user maliciously (if that is what it seems like.) I was just giving an example. Let me clarify, I have a computer game application that runs...
I read the article about the key listener, particularly the event of 'The typing of a unicode character.' From what I have learned, a key listener event is fired from a component, when it is in...
In my program, I am trying to capture a particular set of keys. In theory, I would like to set up a thread and buffer that will scan through the input send by the keyboard. When a match is made, it...