VC驱动模拟按键（国外英文资料）.doc

VC驱动模拟按键（国外英文资料）Driver stage simulationIn the DOS era, when the user presses or let go of a key, can produce a keyboard interrupt (if the keyboard interrupt is allowed), so that the program will jump to the keyboard interrupt handler to perform in the BIOS. Open the Windows device manager, and you can see that the keyboard controller is controlled by two ports. The h60 is the data port, which can read the keyboard data, while the h64 is the control port for sending out the control signal. That is, from H60 port information can read the keyboard keys, when from the port to read a byte, the bytes of low seven is the key scan code, the higher one is said a press key or release the key. When pressing the key, the highest level is 0, which is called the passcode, and when the key is released, the highest level is 1, which is called the broken code. Since reading data from this port can get the key information, you can write the data to the port to simulate the key! Friends who have used QbASIC4.5 may know that there is an OUT command in QB that can write data to the specified port, while the INP function can read the data for the specified port. So lets take a look at how we can write code using QB:If you want to simulate pressing the next key, the scan code for this key is h50, so thats itOUT h64, hd2 send data HD2 to port h64 port. This is a KBC command that indicates that the data will be written to the keyboardOUT h60, h50 send the scan code h50 to port H60, indicating that the emulation is the key of the scan code for h50So what about the release of this bond? Like this, the break code that sends the key:OUT h64, hd2 send data HD2 to port h64 port. This is a KBC command that indicates that the data will be written to the keyboardOUT h60, (h50 OR h80), you can take the scan code h50 with the data H80 OR operation, you can get the high position 1, get the broken code, and express the release of the keyOkay, now the question is how to write data to the port in VB.