Jorge Louis de Castro wrote:
> I have indeed tried the msvcrt module but none of the examples given works
> as described on a XP+SP2 box.
what examples? how did you run the examples?
(the keyboard interface functions in msvcrt only work if the program's attached
to
a Windows console. if you r
() ? Or use any function other than raw_input?
Any code examples, pseudo-code, or documentation directions will be highly
appreciated!
Thanks in advance
Cheers
jorge
>From: Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: python-list@python.org
>Subject: Re: Non-blocking raw_input
>Date
Jorge Louis de Castro wrote:
> Could anyone tell me whether I can find a non blocking alternative to
> raw_input that works on windows? Is there not a python way of achieving
> this? Can I find it somewhere in the documentation?
> Any help will be highly appreciated
Depending on what your requir
Hi,
Could anyone tell me whether I can find a non blocking alternative to
raw_input that works on windows? Is there not a python way of achieving
this? Can I find it somewhere in the documentation?
Any help will be highly appreciated
Cheers
j.
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Hi,
I've posted this before but the answer given
made use of twisted functions that do not work on windows, so i'm forced to
repost.
Basically, is there a way to have a thread running
on the background that over rules the raw_input function?
The example I'm working on is something like hav
