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--- inputpolling [2019/04/19 20:24] – [Sequences] admin
+++ inputpolling [2020/11/04 14:52] – [Runtime] admin
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 ===== HotKey =====
-A HotKey is a combination of inputs that are simultanously active. Each HotKey can manage inputs from keyboard, mouse and/or gamepad.
+A HotKey is a combination of simultanously active inputs. Each HotKey can manage inputs from keyboard, mouse and/or gamepad.
 An input is a hardware message:
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 You are allowed to setup your HotKeys at design- and runtime.
+==== LockTime ====
+Set the LockTime property (in milliseconds) to suppress a hotkey for a specific time.
+Because input commands come very often, f.e. if a button on the gamepad was pressed. As long as you hold the button the system will recognize the hotkey for this button.
+For sequence detection this may be a problem. Therefor we want to lock the gamepad hotkey for a certain time.
 ==== DesignTime ====
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 end;
+procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
 var
   FInput : TGorillaInputController;
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   LHotKey.AddInput(TGorillaInputDeviceType.Keyboard, Ord(GORILLA_INPUT_KEY_C));
   LHotKey.AddInput(TGorillaInputDeviceType.Keyboard, Ord(GORILLA_INPUT_KEY_RETURN));
+end;
+procedure TForm1.FormClose(Sender: TObject; var Action: TCloseAction);
+begin
+  FInput.DisposeOf();
+  FInput := nil;
+end;
 </file>
 ===== Persistent Messages =====
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 </code>
+__Notes:__
 You are allowed declare an input multiple times in a sequence.
 Each sequence can hold up to 16 HotKeys.
 ==== DesignTime ====
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 </file>
+Next: [[Pathfinding|Pathfinding]]