modifying old code

[TwoFingeredPointer]

Hello all. I have recently started playing around with SFML. I have found an excellent tutorial online and I am working through it. The tutorial was written for version 1.6 to be used for microsoft  visual 2010. However I am using microsoft visual 2013 and i have installed version 2.3.1 I have been modifying the code and all seems to to work reasonably well. However I am stuck with these lines of code here:

 void PlayerPaddle::Update(float elapsedTime)
{

   if (Game::GetInput().IsKeyDown(sf::Keyboard::Left))
   {
      _velocity -= 3.0f;
   }
   if (Game::GetInput().IsKeyDown(sf::Keyboard::Right))
   {
      _velocity += 3.0f;
   }

   if (Game::GetInput().IsKeyDown(sf::Keyboard::Down))
   {
      _velocity = 0.0f;
   }

   if (_velocity > _maxVelocity)
      _velocity = _maxVelocity;

   if (_velocity < -_maxVelocity)
      _velocity = -_maxVelocity;


   sf::Vector2f pos = this->GetPosition();

   if (pos.x  < GetSprite().GetSize().x / 2
      || pos.x >(Game::SCREEN_WIDTH - GetSprite().GetSize().x / 2))
   {
      _velocity = -_velocity; // Bounce by current velocity in opposite direction
   }

   GetSprite().Move(_velocity * elapsedTime, 0);
}


I am reading through the documentation in order to create a suitable modification. But in order to speed up my build does anybody have an existing solution to this. Has this problem been solved already?

[G.]

I am reading through the documentation in order to create a suitable modification. But in order to speed up my build does anybody have an existing solution to this. Has this problem been solved already?

A solution to what? I don't see any problem, apart from following a tutorial for a very old version of SFML.
Use sf::Keyboard? Read the 2.3 tutorials? Or search?

[Hapax]

You have already posted a thread about this old tutorial and converting it to the new version of SFML. Are the official SFML tutorials not enough?

You must think that this 1.6 tutorial has something that others do not. Would it be possible for you to inform us which tutorial you are using?