12-04-2022, 12:14 AM
Could use a combination of "_KEYDOWN" to check for [CTRL] hold, and "INKEY$" for minus or equals but you know that already and is less efficient. I have done something like that for a couple of programs for my own use.
First check minus or equals, don't have to check for [SHIFT] as well as [CTRL] only if that first condition is true. A music program I use irritatingly insists in my using [SHIFT] for equals key because the command is [CTRL]-plus, and otherwise it doesn't care I'm on a budget laptop which doesn't have a numeric keypad. :/
First check minus or equals, don't have to check for [SHIFT] as well as [CTRL] only if that first condition is true. A music program I use irritatingly insists in my using [SHIFT] for equals key because the command is [CTRL]-plus, and otherwise it doesn't care I'm on a budget laptop which doesn't have a numeric keypad. :/