Need some QBASIC help...

[ryder911]

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Ok, I am in a computer science class, In the beginning of the year we made a maze. We just got an assignment now, were we have to make a marble move the the maze. It is for extra credit. I want to do somethign different then that. I want to make the marble move by using the arrow keys. I have an idea on how to do it, but Im not sure what ACSII ( i think thats what it would be ) character code, represents a up / down, left / right arrow. Please any help withthis would be appreciated!

[rhaze]

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Ok, I am in a computer science class, In the beginning of the year we made a maze. We just got an assignment now, were we have to make a marble move the the maze. It is for extra credit. I want to do somethign different then that. I want to make the marble move by using the arrow keys. I have an idea on how to do it, but Im not sure what ACSII ( i think thats what it would be ) character code, represents a up / down, left / right arrow. Please any help withthis would be appreciated!

The easiest thing to do is write a program to capture the scan codes from the keyboard. Then set those to the default and reuse that code to make them user-definable from an options menu within the program (allowing people to rebind them to WASD if the want, etc).

I did a similar program in high school, tron/snake-style game in QBasic and that's what I did to handle the key bindings.

[m0oni9]

You're doing QBASIC in a CS class?

[Virus11]

I did QBASIC in 7th grade computer finance class.

[ryder911]

yes, lol hahah im a soph. and in computer science one u do QBASIC, and CS II you do VB.. My school is ghetto lol