I have a basic client/server socket situation setup....where the server
accepts a connection and then waits for commands.
On the client side, I create a socket, connect to the server...then I
pass the socket to a class which just reads from the socket (in a
thread).
class Reader(Thread):
def run(self):
while 1:
print self.sock.recv(1),
Now, when the server sends back a message, and needs input back the
reader hangs at the sock.recv line...which is fine, and expected.
However, I want to be able to type something into the console at that
point and hit enter, and have it sent to the server.
In my client class I tried something like...
class Client(Thread):
def run(self):
reader = Reader(self.sock)
reader.start()
while 1:
x = raw_input("go>")
self.sock.send(x)
print "sent", x
However, in order to see "go>" ..I have to hit enter first, then type
in my command and hit enter to send. I just want to type and hit
enter.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks.
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