FREE: KeyLock action plugin

[Centauri Soldier]

After about fifteen hours of creating, rewriting and testing my brain is mush. I believe that this version is stable as I have tested every aspect of it that I could think of. If, however, you find a bug, please report it to me and I will attempt to fix it promptly.

What does this plugin do?
This plugin is based on (and uses) sside's DisableKeys.dll. This plugin allows the programmer to enable/disable most keys (excluding F10) and many key combinations (Excluding Ctrl+Alt+Dlt).

Can't I do the same exact thing with the dll?
Frankly, No. I have streamlined the operations and converted the input to use key code numbers and the output to return tables, strings and booleans.

The versatility of this plugin is demonstrated in the fact that the programmer can return disabled keys as either a table or a string. All returned strings are converted to reflect the key names listed in the AMS help file for ease of use. I hope you guys get some use out of this one.

sside was quick to respond when I asked him a couple questions about his dll, expediting the process. Thanks, sside, your help is appreciated.

Enjoy!

[MicroByte]

nice work

you should also note that this needs .NET 2+ (sside's DisableKeys.dll)

[Centauri Soldier]

Thank you.

I'm not sure what you mean by .NET 2+ as I'm not sure how to integrate that into my project.

Or are you simply saying that I need to reference the fact that the plugin needs .net framework 2.0 (or higher) in the plugin's readme?

[mystica]

Very nice! ... many thanks for your hard work, man.

[ShadowUK]

Thank you.

I'm not sure what you mean by .NET 2+ as I'm not sure how to integrate that into my project.

Or are you simply saying that I need to reference the fact that the plugin needs .net framework 2.0 (or higher) in the plugin's readme?

Reference it, because AMS apps are big enough as it is, Adding 20mb wouldn't help.

[reteset]

Thank you.

I'm not sure what you mean by .NET 2+ as I'm not sure how to integrate that into my project.

Or are you simply saying that I need to reference the fact that the plugin needs .net framework 2.0 (or higher) in the plugin's readme?

make a function that checks whether or not .NET framework installed
if installed then go , else tell user that this plugin requires .NET framework to work properly

I need to reference the fact that the plugin needs .net framework 2.0 (or higher) in the plugin's readme?

yes it would be good

[ShadowUK]

make a function that checks whether or not .NET framework installed
if installed then go , else tell user that this plugin requires .NET framework to work properly

He1l, make a dependecy module! Would be nice to have one of those for .NET framework.

[Centauri Soldier]

He1l, make a dependecy module! Would be nice to have one of those for .NET framework.

I'm not really up on making those although having on for .net would be a good idea.