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Question says it all – is there a class somewhere in Windows Forms that has the same functionality as the WPF System.Windows.Input.Keyboard? Or am I stuck always having to handle the keyboard events and keep my own state? (I’m specifically interested in a Forms analogue to IsKeyDown).
Alternatively, is there a no-fuss way to use this WPF functionality in my Forms project (I’m not very familiar with WPF, but this looks fussy)?
If you are not averse to P/Invoke, you may want to take a look at the Windows API GetKeyState function.