tapiKeyPressed (Function)

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Telephony functions

tapiKeyPressed (Function)

In french: telToucheEnfoncée

Allows you to find out the history of the keys pressed on the phone keypad since the last call to tapiKeyPressed. The history of keys pressed is automatically re-initialized.

Example

ListKeys is string
ListKeys = tapiKeyPressed()
IF Position(ListKeys, "*") <> 0 THEN
Trace("The * key was used")
END

Syntax

<Result> = tapiKeyPressed([<Call identifier>])

<Result>: Character string

List of keys pressed since the last call to tapiKeyPressed.
Caution: This list corresponds to the history of the keys pressed on both sides of the phone line (incoming side and outgoing side).

<Call identifier>: Optional integer

Identifier of the call to handle. This identifier is defined in the WLanguage procedure called by tapiListen. The current call is handled if this parameter is not specified.

Remarks

How to find out whether a key was pressed?

To find out whether a key was pressed, use the tapiMonitoredDigit constant in the WLanguage procedure called by tapiDial or tapiListen.

Required configuration

This function can only be used in Windows XP. To use this function with the other operating systems, the Unimodem Voice of Microsoft must be installed.

Reminder: The telephony functions are using the TAPI 2.0 technology. This technology can be used on all the systems.

However, if the system used is Windows NT4, the service pack 4 (or later) must be installed.

Note: The TAPI 3.0 technology (and later) is not supported in this version.

Telephony functions use TAPI 2.0 technology and/or TAPI 3.1 technology. These technologies can be used on all systems.

Versions 24 and later
TAPI 3.1 technology is now supported.

New in version 24
TAPI 3.1 technology is now supported.

TAPI 3.1 technology is now supported.

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