How to send keypress to other computer?

[Gayfish]

Can u help?

How to send keypress to other computers program?

My solution: via LAN you send information to certain TXT-file on other computer,

And there is another AutoIt program running and reading that file.

Is that stupid or even possible? ("this file is used by another program".. etc?)

Thanks.

Noob with bad english

[Yashied]

Can u help?

How to send keypress to other computers program?

My solution: via LAN you send information to certain TXT-file on other computer,

And there is another AutoIt program running and reading that file.

Is that stupid or even possible? ("this file is used by another program".. etc?)

Thanks.

Noob with bad english

Without a special receiver-program on the client computer this can not be done.

[Gayfish]

Without a special receiver-program on the client computer this can not be done.

But.. is that possible, that other program uses certain txt-file to import information,

and other just reading it at the same time? (without error "used by other prog")

If that is possible, then that can work via LAN.

[Yashied]

But.. is that possible, that other program uses certain txt-file to import information,

and other just reading it at the same time? (without error "used by other prog")

If that is possible, then that can work via LAN.

Send() function will not work on the network. You need to write scripts for the server and client. Here's to you to start: pipe, mailslot.

[Gayfish]

Send() function will not work on the network. You need to write scripts for the server and client. Here's to you to start: pipe, mailslot.

sorry i expressed myself badly. I mean something like this:

1. read keypress.

2. write that in TXT-file (ASCII for example).

3. read that with another (auto-it)program

is that possible without error: used by another program?

[Coolw]

Try this

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...4325&hl=tcp

Tips:

When you send the keystrokes do

Server:

_TCP_Server_Broadcast("keypress" & $KeyPressed);IE they hit "A" so keypressA gets sent to client

Client:

Func Received()
   If StringLeft($sReceived, 8) = "keypress" Then;If the received data starts with "keypress" then it should receive something
       $getpressed = StringMid($sReceived, 9);Get the key pressed
   EndIf
EndFunc

Code has not been tested at all, it's just a simple idea.

Those are what I am using for a chat room I am making, and it seems to work out really well.

Edited May 2, 2009 by Coolw

[Gayfish]

Try this

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...4325&hl=tcp

Tips:

When you send the keystrokes do

Server:

_TCP_Server_Broadcast("keypress" & $KeyPressed);IE they hit "A" so keypressA gets sent to client

Client:

Func Received()
   If StringLeft($sReceived, 8) = "keypress" Then;If the received data starts with "keypress" then it should receive something
       $getpressed = StringMid($sReceived, 9);Get the key pressed
   EndIf
EndFunc

Code has not been tested at all, it's just a simple idea.

Those are what I am using for a chat room I am making, and it seems to work out really well.

looks interesting. thanks.

I'm trying to use two computers with one keyboard (and mouse)