MouseKeyHook.InjectedEvents
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This library attaches to windows global hooks, tracks keyboard and mouse clicks and movement and raises common .NET events with KeyEventArgs and MouseEventArgs, so you can easily retrieve any information you need: * Mouse coordinates * Mouse buttons clicked * Mouse wheel scrolls * Key presses and releases * Special key states * [NEW] Key combinations and sequences Additionally, there is a possibility to supress certain keyboard or mouse clicks, or detect special key combinations. This is an update of the original libraries that add support to detect injected events by adding a new property for the extended keyboard and mouse events called IsInjected.
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This library attaches to windows global hooks, tracks keyboard and mouse clicks and movement and raises common .NET events with KeyEventArgs and MouseEventArgs, so you can easily retrieve any information you need: * Mouse coordinates * Mouse buttons clicked * Mouse wheel scrolls * Key presses and releases * Special key states * [NEW] Key combinations and sequences Additionally, there is a possibility to supress certain keyboard or mouse clicks, or detect special key combinations. This is an update of the original libraries that add support to detect injected events by adding a new property for the extended keyboard and mouse events called IsInjected.
We found that mousekeyhook.injectedevents demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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