问题
I'm writing a program in C#, that have to simulate keyboard's key press commands.
The problem is - I need to simulate "realistic" keyboard button clicks, not the fake ones. For example, as far as I understand:
when user presses any button on the keyboard - the signal is sent via USB, and then proceed via keyboard's driver.
when API's are used (SendInput, SendKeys, KeyBoardEvent, or whatever) - we bypass USB and driver, so basically these kind of presses can be tracked via global hook method..
How do you simulate Realistic key presses?
I don't have knowledge in C++ so writing a custom driver is not an option.
I don't mind using microcontrollers or any additional hardware "solutions", as long as it's cheap..
maybe it's possible to connect two PC's via USB cable for the purpose of sending realistic keyboard button press signals from PC2 to PC1?
so what's the method?
回答1:
You can identify keyboard event sent with SendInput() with global keyboard hook(WH_KEYBOARD_LL). It's callback method LowLevelKeyboardProc recieves KBDLLHOOKSTRUCT as a parameter.
If LLKHF_INJECTED flag is set in KBDLLHOOKSTRUCT.flags keyboard event was injected with SendInput().
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10341525/distinguish-between-keyboards-real-and-virtual-key-presses