You can P/Invoke VkKeyScan() to convert a typing key code back to a virtual key. Beware that the modifier key state is important, getting "|" requires holding down the shift key on my keyboard layout. Your function signature doesn't allow for this so I just made something up:
public static Keys ConvertCharToVirtualKey(char ch) {
short vkey = VkKeyScan(ch);
Keys retval = (Keys)(vkey & 0xff);
int modifiers = vkey >> 8;
if ((modifiers & 1) != 0) retval |= Keys.Shift;
if ((modifiers & 2) != 0) retval |= Keys.Control;
if ((modifiers & 4) != 0) retval |= Keys.Alt;
return retval;
}
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.DllImport("user32.dll")]
private static extern short VkKeyScan(char ch);
Also beware of keyboard layouts that need to use dead keys (Alt+Gr) to generate typing keys. This kind of code is really best avoided.
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