Ctrl+z???

Hi!

I am programming an application to send SMS using a module GSM. After write the text I have to "press" Ctrl+Z (end of file).

How Can I do it in my application (I use Visual C++ 6.0)

Thanks!

Jondr
Assuming you're doing this programmatically rather than typing it in with the keyboard: Ctrl+Z is character code 0x1A.
notnal

So, if I write something like

sprintf(msg , "AT+CMGS=This is the sms0x1A ",m_strPhonenumber);

is correct ( I want to send a n "AT command" to send an SMS and at the end of the message I have to "press Ctrl-Z")

Thanks!
Kunj
In the .NET world we’ve got the SendKeys.Send() method available to us... in the VC6 world your best bet would likely be with keybd_event(). Take a look at this Code Project tutorial that uses it and works in VC6.
Tea

Thanks for all!!!

The space is a wrong...and I fotget to write %s but I knew it, don't worry.

My only question was about the format of "0x1A" but now it's ok. So, I will try to use it and if I have some problems I ask again(I don't think that it will be necessary)
PerryMowbray
Close. Write it like this:
sprintf(msg , "AT+CMGS=This is the sms\x1A ");
or this:
#define CTRLZ 0x1A
sprintf(msg , "AT+CMGS=This is the sms%c ", CTRLZ);

Note: you've got an extra space after the CTRL+z, intentional Use %s in the format string to insert the phone number.
Ctrl+z???