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This week I faced an issue on a 32bit OS.
It seemed that the method Fill32 on KLL.cpp is empty.
The code I added for the 32bit OS is: ` // Fill functions add all the chars based on the VK to an array void CKLL::Fill32() { std::cout << "32bit\n";
//If KbdTables aren't set, just silent return if(!KbdTables) return; // modifier keys PMODIFIERS pCharModifiers = KbdTables->pCharModifiers; PVK_TO_BIT pVkToBit = pCharModifiers->pVkToBit; while (pVkToBit->Vk) { VK_MODIFIER *modifier = new VK_MODIFIER(); modifier->VirtualKey = pVkToBit->Vk; modifier->ModifierBits = pVkToBit->ModBits; m_vkModifiersArray.insert(m_vkModifiersArray.end(), modifier); ++pVkToBit; } // virtual keys to chars with modifieres PVK_TO_WCHAR_TABLE pVkToWchTbl = KbdTables->pVkToWcharTable; while (pVkToWchTbl->pVkToWchars) { PVK_TO_WCHARS1 pVkToWch = pVkToWchTbl->pVkToWchars; while (pVkToWch->VirtualKey) { printf("Virtual Key: %d\n", pVkToWch->VirtualKey); VK_STRUCT *pVK = new VK_STRUCT(); pVK->VirtualKey = (int)pVkToWch->VirtualKey; pVK->Attributes = pVkToWch->Attributes; for (int i = 0; i < pVkToWchTbl->nModifications; ++i) { //std::wcout << "Char: " << pVkToWch->wch[i] << "\n"; printf("Char: %d\n", pVkToWch->wch[i]); pVK->Characters.insert(pVK->Characters.end(), pVkToWch->wch[i]); } m_vkarray.insert(m_vkarray.end(), pVK); pVkToWch = (PVK_TO_WCHARS1)(((PBYTE)pVkToWch) + pVkToWchTbl->cbSize); } ++pVkToWchTbl; } // virtual key scan codes for (int i = 0; i < KbdTables->bMaxVSCtoVK; i++) { VK_SCANCODE *scanCode = new VK_SCANCODE(); scanCode->VirtualKey = KbdTables->pusVSCtoVK[i]; scanCode->ScanCode = i; m_vkScanCodesArray.insert(m_vkScanCodesArray.end(), scanCode); } PVSC_VK E0ScanCodes = KbdTables->pVSCtoVK_E0; while (E0ScanCodes->Vsc > 0) { VK_SCANCODE *scanCode = new VK_SCANCODE(); scanCode->VirtualKey = E0ScanCodes->Vk; scanCode->ScanCode = E0ScanCodes->Vsc; scanCode->E0Set = true; m_vkScanCodesArray.insert(m_vkScanCodesArray.end(), scanCode); E0ScanCodes++; } PVSC_VK E1ScanCodes = KbdTables->pVSCtoVK_E1; while (E1ScanCodes->Vsc > 0) { VK_SCANCODE *scanCode = new VK_SCANCODE(); scanCode->VirtualKey = E1ScanCodes->Vk; scanCode->ScanCode = E1ScanCodes->Vsc; scanCode->E1Set = true; m_vkScanCodesArray.insert(m_vkScanCodesArray.end(), scanCode); E1ScanCodes++; } // virtual key text PVSC_LPWSTR keyNames = KbdTables->pKeyNames; while (keyNames->vsc) { SC_TEXT *scanCodeText = new SC_TEXT(); scanCodeText->ScanCode = keyNames->vsc; scanCodeText->Text = keyNames->pwsz; m_scTextArray.insert(m_scTextArray.end(), scanCodeText); keyNames++; }
} `
The code has been copy pasted from the method Fill64 and changed where needed.
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This week I faced an issue on a 32bit OS.
It seemed that the method Fill32 on KLL.cpp is empty.
The code I added for the 32bit OS is:
`
// Fill functions add all the chars based on the VK to an array
void CKLL::Fill32()
{
std::cout << "32bit\n";
}
`
The code has been copy pasted from the method Fill64 and changed where needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: