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Jordan Sissel
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Wed, 11 Oct 2006

keynav being ported to windows.

I'm in the process of porting keynav to Windows. I've never programmed in Visual Studio before, but I think it's going quite well considering I've never coded for this platform.

The current total lines of code is 277. I expect it to be about this number once I'm finished.

I'm writing it using Visual C++ Express, a free version of Visual Studio. Free (after free registration). From Microsoft. Very cool :)

So far I have screen splitting working correctly. My clip code is kinda borked. After I fix that, it should be completely trivial to add mouse movement calls. Since Windows doesn't typically use sloppy focus, I think I'll add extra code to figure out what window the mouse is over and give that window focus.

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