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Re-wrote Keylogger#193

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closes #149

yankejustin and others added 30 commits May 7, 2015 08:09
Merge with most recent branch
Big changes to the Keylogger. Still needs lots of changes but my intent
should be visible by these changes. This is now very flexible, easy to
change and add keys, etc.
Added documentation for the two properties of the Keylogger.
AttributeTarget can now correctly apply to Keylogger Keys.
Added the second and likely last of the big changes and additions to the
Keylogger. The core design of it is much more clear than the initial
changes commit. Though not yet functional (last of it has to be
implemented, as seen by the small commented-out portions), it is nearing
completion. With this new design, it is significantly more scalable.
With these changes also comes another huge factor: modifications. This
new system allows easy feature additions and modifications, such as
filtering out specific keys to log dynamically in a natural manner.
Made a small attribute to support the power and beauty of extension
methods in .NET 2.0! :)
Fixed null check for the stored key loop in the key buffer and renamed a
method so it is more clear.
Very nice work.  This looks very nice.
added special key attributes
Implemented the new way of adding a key to log when the timerLogKeys
elapses.
If the timerEmptyKeyBuffer elapsed at a bad time or state, or if it was
unable to 1) Append data to _logFileBuffer or 2) Was unable to
successfully remove the entry from _keyBuffer
Now we can see this thing in action!
Needs one more commit to handle the special keys again and to detect
when a toggle key is toggled. I can't remember how to represent 0x80 as
a byte! :(
Forgot to add changes to this file!
Many more changes.
Still has things to work out but there is much more to work with and
many more possibilities.
Merge with dev branch
Modified a few things... Saving current spot to for major content
additions.
Implemented gmamaladze's logic into the Keylogger. Still needs work on
the way it outputs. See additional notes in
#149
MaxXor and others added 27 commits May 23, 2015 12:51
Fixed the message loop, called Application.Run in the thread and not the
object, using ApplicationContext object we can identify which thread to
tell the message loop to return
Fixed unprintable chars in logfile
added escape key
added keypress list to detect multiple keypresses for characters
moved modifier key check to a method for readability
-Fixed spaces showing up in weird orders.

-Fixed issue where pressing some modifier keys would append the KeyPress
events text prior to the Appended highlighted text from the KeyDown
event.  Example:  User presses Windows Key + R.  it would log "r[Win +
[R]"
Fixed case of pressing dead-key to accent characters followed by Shift +
character to present an uppercase character
Fixed dead-key issue (pressing dead key followed by shift + key)  This
is now working flawlessly

Code refactors
ref #149 (this displays ^^ normally)

fixed with the power of LINQ ;)
IndexOutOfBoundsException fix
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@MaxXor MaxXor merged commit eaf89ef into master May 25, 2015
@MaxXor MaxXor deleted the dev branch May 25, 2015 17:17
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