true, Inkey may be a bit easier, but the code below does not echo at
all, giving absolutely no indication of the password's length. for me
this is an additional benefit i find worth the minor extra effort.
thanks to both of you for your suggestions, they are greatly appreciated.
use Term::Read
Any Term::InKey is more easy to use.
use Term::InKey;
$password = ReadPassword; # echo with ''
在 2005-02-09 11:29:00 您写道：
>Joe Mecklin wrote:
>> i need the ability to accept keyboard input without echoing it back to
>> the screen (passwords, etc.) and have not yet found anything that w
bless you, my child *g*
On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 11:29:00 -0500, Bob Showalter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe Mecklin wrote:
> > i need the ability to accept keyboard input without echoing it back to
> > the screen (passwords, etc.) and have not yet found anything that will
> > accomplish that. is t
Joe Mecklin wrote:
> i need the ability to accept keyboard input without echoing it back to
> the screen (passwords, etc.) and have not yet found anything that will
> accomplish that. is there something in Perl that will do that, do i
> need a module, ...?
>
> thanks in advance for any/all help.
i need the ability to accept keyboard input without echoing it back to
the screen (passwords, etc.) and have not yet found anything that will
accomplish that. is there something in Perl that will do that, do i
need a module, ...?
thanks in advance for any/all help.
since this is a gmail account,
