When our WPF application starts, it uses Single Sign On to log in. To allow testers to simulate other users, we’d like to detect the Control button being held down on startup, and pop up a login dialog.
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When our WPF application starts, it uses Single Sign On to log in. To allow testers to simulate other users, we’d like to detect the Control button being held down on startup, and pop up a login dialog.
This is what I use in a WPF app to check if the control key is being held down in the constructor of the main Window. It uses System.Windows.Input.Keyboard
EDIT – corrected bug pointed out by Coincoin