How do you make the program do something on any keyboard button press *other* than a certain letter?

[PersonalPinky]

Basically, I want a program that does a procedure when q, w, e are pressed but when any other button is pressed it does something else. However, it does not work because right now it just keeps calling procedure4 even when I do not press any buttons. Is there any way to call procedure4 on a button press other than q, w and e? Here is an excerpt from my code:

Turing:

loop Input.KeyDown (key)         if key ('w') then             procedure1             exit         elsif key ('e') then             procedure2             exit         elsif key ('q') then             procedure3             exit         else             procedure4             exit         end if loop

[Zren]

Well that's because you're not checking if any key is being pressed, just that w, e, or q is not pressed.

Try iterating every single value for the key array like so. The char keyword is fucking weird as it can be expressed as a range as well as a data type (which makes sense if you uderstand what a char is).

Turing:

View.Set ("text") var chars : array char of boolean Input.KeyDown (chars) for c : char     put c, " ", chars (c) end for

This way you can check if each key is pressed, then run the procedure. Don't forget to exit the loop on the first key you find pressed with continue.

[Insectoid]

Alternatively, you could use the hasch() keyword, though you may run into strange glitches when someone presses a key during the split-second between the Input.Keydown call and the hasch() call without some clever placement.