Hi All,
I have a silly question, so I'm expecting silly answers... ;)
In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is cleared?
There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to make sure
it's cleared...
In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is cleared? There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to make sure it's cleared...
Good point. I don't think that there is such a function. The best I can think of is to run some loop that reads the buffer until its empty.
In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is clear There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to make it's cleared...
That's what I was thinking, but wasn't sure... I'll come up with something. Thank you.In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is clear There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to make it's cleared...Good point. I don't think that there is such a function. The best I c think of is to run some loop that reads the buffer until its empty.
In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to it's cleared...
i think there is... or at least a mci code that clears the buffer. i ll check my docs and tell you.
In MPL, is there a way to make sure the keyboard buffer is There are multiple ways to stuff the buffer, but I need to it's cleared...
OK, i think i found it... its a pipe code named PB, from the display_codes.txt
PB - Purge the current input buffer
Haven't tested it though, but i think this is what you are searching :)
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