Good work! thanks for your sharing. ;)
On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 7:37 AM, Barry Brevik bbre...@stellarmicro.comwrote:
Last week I had posted a query about getting keyboard input in a non
blocking way.
I received several replies, so I thought I would post back the code I
developed which seems
I want to thank those who responded; it was all good advice.
It turns out that what I was looking for was GetEvents. I really need to
pay more attention to the module docs.
I think you wanted to call PeekInput() instead of Input() here.
But GetEvents() may be even better if you only want
You might want to look into the Term::Readkey module.
Robert Jones, BSP, BSCS
Keesler AFB
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You might want to look into the Term::Readkey module
On Fri, 07 Oct 2011, Barry Brevik wrote:
I'm writing a program where a process runs in a loop. I want to
process keyboard input without disturbing the main process in the
loop. I'm trying to use the Win32::Console module for this task (see
code below), but the module blocks on the Input
