Can anyone give me ASCII values for the key combinations?

Question

ctrl+tab, ctrl+ enter, ctrl+esc, ctrl+alt+enter, alt+tab, alt+esc and similar other combinations.. i've made the program to get the ASCII values for the keys enter, backspace, tab, esc, space and for keycombinations ctrl+enter, ctrl+backspace only...

Answer 1

i did a quick google for ascii values and came up with this piece of software

http://bluefive.pair.com/asciivalues.htm

i don't think you can use it for combinations tho, but still is good .
if u're using a visual type language such as visual basic.net or visual C++ or whatnot, just try using vb type parameters to invoke Enter and Ctrl keys and whatnot.

Answer 2

Depends entirely on the environment you're developing in. DOS, Windows, Linux etc all handle keyboard input differently. So do different languages, libraries, development environments etc. And that's before you get into the complexities of multi-language keyboards.

I'd suggest putting a breakpoint in your key handler, press your combination and write it down. Sometimes things like Control-Tab and Alt-Tab will return the same key code and you'll have to manually check to see which modifier keys are being held down (in some cases you'll be given that info, in others you'll have to explicitly read them). Also keep in mind that on some systems, notably DOS, multi-keystrokes are returned with a string of up to 3 ASCII values.

Answer 3

This isn't a very detailed question. It sounds like you just want it to convert all of the letters into ascii and then add them all up? If thats correct, that sounds like a really simple program. Excuse the not technical language. Start -get string -split string -assign each section of string to its ascii -add strings End Not a very hard program to write, that looks like 15 minutes of coding max. Sorry if my understanding of your question was wrong.

Answer 4

Those are control codes dependent on how the software interpretes them.