roUsbHidEmulator

This object allows you to emulate USB HID devices.

ifUsbHidEmulator

Enable() As Boolean

Enables the HID device. This method returns true on success. If there's a failure, use GetFailureReason() to learn the reason for the failure.

KeyDown(a As Integer) As Boolean

Sends a key up event for the specified USB key code. This method returns true on success.

Note

USB keyboards only have 6-key rollover, therefore only six keys can be down at one time.

KeyUp(a As Integer) As Boolean

Sends a key up event for the specified USB key code. This function returns true on success, and returns fails on failure (e.g. if the specified key was not already down).

KeyPress(a As Integer) As Boolean

Equivalent to KeyDown(key code) followed by KeyUp(key code). Helps avoid leaving keys stuck down.

Clear() As Boolean

Clears all active keystrokes and modifiers.

GetModifierState() As Object

Returns an associative array with the current state of all modifiers (i.e. shift, alt, ctrl).

SetModifierState(a As Object) As Boolean

Sets the current modifier state as specified by an associative array using the format returned by GetModifierState(). Only modifiers that are listed will cause the state to change. Modifiers will persis until changed, or Clear() is called.

Example

hidkey.SetModifierState({ LeftShift : true });

GetLedState() As Object

Returns an associative array with the current state of all LED states on the keyboard. When a lock key is pressed, the host may send an LED state change. That will cause an event of type roUsbHidLedEmulator to be generated. This method is a way to get the current state without using an event.

ifUserData

SetUserData(user_data As Object)

Sets the user data that will be returned when events are raised.

GetUserData() As Object

Returns the user data that has previously been set via SetUserData(). It will return Invalid if no data has been set.