// This is the constructor. Honestly, there needs to be a
// constructor keyword.
static KeyboardListener()
{
ListeningWindow.KeyDelegate aKeyDelegate = new ListeningWindow.KeyDelegate(KeyHandler);
// Creates a window ... of sorts.
s_Listener = new ListeningWindow(aKeyDelegate);
}
public void Destroy()
{
// If you make AListeningWindow null before you
// unregister, its Handle will be gone too.
WaitForPThread.Abort();
MonitorHotkeyPActivated.Abort();
UnregisterHotKey(AListeningWindow.Handle, 265);
UnregisterAllHotKeys();
AListeningWindow = null;
// Only use if you have a UponCreationForm.
/*
* if (MyControl != null)
* MyControl.Dispose();
* MyControl = null;
*/
}
public IntPtr Create(IntPtr hwndParent)
{
//KeyboardListener.s_KeyEventHandler += new EventHandler(Globule.OnUniversalKeyEvent);
ParentHandle = hwndParent;
ListeningWindow.OnHotKeyDelegate AHotKeyHandler = new ListeningWindow.OnHotKeyDelegate(MyHotKeyHandlerMethod);
AListeningWindow = new ListeningWindow(AHotKeyHandler);
RegisterHotKey(AListeningWindow.Handle, 265, ListeningWindow.MOD_SHIFT |
ListeningWindow.MOD_ALT, 0x50);
WaitToUnregisterManualEvent = new System.Threading.ManualResetEvent(false);
// Create form, return handle, and set handle
// to WMP so WMP will display it. If you
// return the parent window handle, no form
// will pop up.
return(hwndParent);
}
