keyboard buffer造句

• :The game may be scanning the keypresses instead of looking at the keyboard buffer.
• BTW, have you checked to see if there is a keyboard buffer option in the bios?
• This will sometimes eventually result in beeping sounds from an unresponding computer as its keyboard buffer fills up.
• As the main computer receives each keystroke, it ordinarily appends the character which it represents to the end of the keyboard buffer.
• In VB6 we used to have a nice function DoEvents that let you process the keyboard buffer ( in exchange for some performance ).
• I just tried running Vista in safe mode, with nothing running, and there is still problem with the keyboard buffer, or typing at least.
• Other utilities allow to change disk names, search disks for files, undelete them, install keyboard buffer, edit system files ( CONFIG . SYS and AUTOEXEC . BAT ) and so on.
• When you press the H key, a keyboard interrupt is fired and your BIOS or OS reads one byte from the keyboard buffer, which in the case of H is ASCII character 72.
• :And just to add . . . if your gravact ( ) function runs continuously, it will not ever let the keyboard buffer be processed, which means you can never make sim = false.
• In XOSL-OW these stability issues have been solved by an improved A20 Line Switching algorithm and flushing the keyboard buffer before the XOSL boot manager hands over control to either the Ranish Partition manager, the Smart Boot Manager or the Operating System Bootloader.
• On some early home computers, to minimize the necessary hardware, a CPU interrupt checked the keyboard's switches for key presses multiple times each second, and recorded the key presses in a keyboard buffer for the operating system or application software to read.
• There is no option in the BIOS concerning keyboard buffers, and in fact it's a surprisingly bare-bones BIOS . I notice now that when I hold down a key and make it type the same letter in repetition, I can see it lag every 10 letters or so, as if there were memory hiccups.
• CSI 0; 6 8; " DIR "; 13 p  This reassigns the key F10 to send to the keyboard buffer the string " DIR " and ENTER, which in the DOS command line would display the contents of the current directory . ( MS-DOS ANSI . SYS only ) This was sometimes used for ANSI bombs.
• To improve performance, a trick was used by some DOS programmers, for example, to have one segment that has access to program data ( such as from F800 : 0000 to F800 : 7FFF, pointing to the physical addresses 0x000F8000-0x000FFFFF ) as well as the I / O data ( such as the keyboard buffer ) that was located in the first memory segment ( with addresses F800 : 8000 to F800 : FFFF pointing to the physical addresses 0x00000000 to 0x00007FFF ) ..