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Is it possible to send virtual keys within an auto-assembly script?

[smartz993]

Yes.

[Slugsnack]

auto assembler can do anything that regular assembler can. and regular assembler can do anything that can be done in any other language running on the x86 platform

shorter answer ^

[Dark Byte]

If you mean api calling to send keys, yes

But if you mean sending keys to the keyboard output buffer,using ports 0x60/0x64, then only if you place your code as a hook in the kernel (Or change the iopl of the current process from 3 to 0)

[karmah]

If you're a delphi user for example,

you could check out the sendkeys.pas file, (which can be downloaded if it didn't come with your distribution, or say the keyboard_event
function.

compile yourself an example, and pop an int3 breakpoint into the code just before your sendkeys call, and you'll have infront of you the code you need when the debugger breaks.

i.e. in delphi

sendstring := 'WASD';
asm
int3
end;
sendkeys(sendstring, true);


Sorry if that's patronising, but someone might find it usefull