The parameters to this function are:
bVk (a virtual key code)
bScan (a hardware key code)
dwFlags (controls whether the signal sent is for key pressed, or for key released)
dwExtraInfo (don't know what this is for, but examples I've seen usually set this to zero)
My question is, what's the difference between the "virtual" and "hardware" code for a given key? And also why does this function need to know BOTH the "virtual" and "hardware" codes? Isn't knowing just ONE of these values enough to send the proper signal to simulate a key press?
bVk (a virtual key code)
bScan (a hardware key code)
dwFlags (controls whether the signal sent is for key pressed, or for key released)
dwExtraInfo (don't know what this is for, but examples I've seen usually set this to zero)
My question is, what's the difference between the "virtual" and "hardware" code for a given key? And also why does this function need to know BOTH the "virtual" and "hardware" codes? Isn't knowing just ONE of these values enough to send the proper signal to simulate a key press?
