From: "0/0" <nsousbpoanmer AT naooslp DOT com>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: keyboard question
Date: 6 Jun 1999 04:06:16 GMT
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I'm sorry I probably didn't make it clear, but call StartKeyboard at the
beginning of the program and StopKeyboard at the end, I am afraid what I
said earlier sounded like you should call those every time you check the
keyboard but that is not what I meant so just remember.

StartKeyboard();
//.....program initialization....

//program loop
while(!quit){
//check left arrow
    if(key[75]==1){
        //do `left arrow key' code here
    }
//....rest of code in loop....
}

//....program deinitialization.....
StopKeyboard();


something similar to this will do.