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I forget how to define a key to be a switch, for example, I want the "space" to be the switch instead of the mouse.

how-to-define-a-certain-key-on-the-keyboard

i'm assuming that by "be a switch" you mean to switch the state of a toggle box, for example...

sel # (test this out w/ a numbox if necessary)

i'm assuming that by "be a switch" you mean to switch the state of a toggle box, for example...
correct me if i am wrong.

key 
->
sel # (test this out w/ a numbox if necessary)
->
toggle

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you can use the following abstraction to select a key based on the abstractions argument.

Thank you. but how to convert the code below you gave into maxmsp patch?

Quote: DrSbaitso wrote on Thu, 19 October 2006 08:17

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> you can use the following abstraction to select a key based on the abstractions argument.

Quote: DrSbaitso wrote on Thu, 19 October 2006 08:17
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> you can use the following abstraction to select a key based on the abstractions argument.
>
> #P window setfont "MS Sans Serif" 10.;
> #P window linecount 1;
> #P newex 89 44 68 8585226 loadmess $1;
> #P newex 37 110 40 8585228 key;
> #P newex 89 110 27 8585228 i;
> #P outlet 37 161 15 0;
> #P newex 37 135 62 8585228 select;
> #P newex 89 87 40 8585228 atoi;
> #P connect 5 0 0 0;
> #P connect 3 0 1 1;
> #P connect 0 0 3 0;
> #P connect 1 0 2 0;
> #P connect 4 0 1 0;
> #P window clipboard copycount 6;
>
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> Thank you. but how to convert the code below you gave into maxmsp

You are so new to Max, that I am certain you do have a version later 

Copy the text part from the e-mail, switch to Max, go through all the 

menus and search for somthing which would make you think: "that might 

work" then try, if it doesn't, search on, you'll find it...

(if you have an older version it would not work, the upgrade from 4.5 is 

In general I'd suggest to try harder. Beside searching the menus, you 

can search the documentation. Wait at least 30 minutes before you post a 

question (try to find the solution within that time), especially the 

other question you sent regarding a standard key on the keyboard, make 

me believe you are very new to computers in general. Most things will 

fold up if you try hard and its MUCH, MUCH MORE FUN to find out yourself 

than getting an answer from the list. And what you learn by finding the 

solution yourself, will remain longer in your memory as well...

luckyforest wrote:
> Thank you. but how to convert the code below you gave into maxmsp
> patch?

You are so new to Max, that I am certain you do have a version later 
than 4.5.5:

Copy the text part from the e-mail, switch to Max, go through all the 
menus and search for somthing which would make you think: "that might 
work" then try, if it doesn't, search on, you'll find it...
(if you have an older version it would not work, the upgrade from 4.5 is 
free...)

In general I'd suggest to try harder. Beside searching the menus, you 
can search the documentation. Wait at least 30 minutes before you post a 
question (try to find the solution within that time), especially the 
other question you sent regarding a standard key on the keyboard, make 
me believe you are very new to computers in general. Most things will 
fold up if you try hard and its MUCH, MUCH MORE FUN to find out yourself 
than getting an answer from the list. And what you learn by finding the 
solution yourself, will remain longer in your memory as well...

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Hello, please see my additional main post / patch about getting keyboard information. Hopefully it will be useful to anyone wanting to use the keyboard (either key down, key up, or both) information..... pretty much every key is represented, and easily understood.

Hello, please see my additional main post / patch about getting keyboard information. Hopefully it will be useful to anyone wanting to use the keyboard (either key down, key up, or both)  information..... pretty much every key is represented, and easily understood.

how to define a certain key on the keyboard?