Hi, >> But for a first test, I >> would clear the keyboard buffer in your code when any mouse button is pressed, >> or when it just has been released. In all other cases, leave the keaboard >> buffer alone. > > Now I see! There was a misunderstanding. Originally I thought the > proposal was to clear the keyboard buffer every time the mouse was > checked for button presses. > > Just one more question: Is there some magic means of clearing the > keyboard buffer or are we talking about "while kbhit cgetc"? Thinking about it once more I still seem to have problems to understand the approach: My tests so fare have shown that quite some keystrokes are as well interpreted as mouse button presses - especially the Space key. So if I ignore all keyboard strokes when detecting a mouse button press (or release) then I'll ignore all these keystrokes, won't I? Slightly puzzled, Oliver ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Wed Feb 3 10:14:48 2010
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