István wrote:
> Moreover, I would also state for others: the behavior of this code
> is independent of the keyboard repeating rate.
Sure, it's not multiple keypresses but a sequence generated by the
VT code in the kernel.
> But what if it _seems_ to work differently...?
> That's the reason of tr
Bjoern Schliessmann írta:
> István wrote:
>
>
>> It works fine as long as I hit keys normally, but gives extra
>> characterts if I keep pressing some key, e.g. up or down arrow
>> keys. It runs on a Linux system. What's the wrong with it?
>>
>
> Nothing. Linux VTs will generate multiple cha
István wrote:
> It works fine as long as I hit keys normally, but gives extra
> characterts if I keep pressing some key, e.g. up or down arrow
> keys. It runs on a Linux system. What's the wrong with it?
Nothing. Linux VTs will generate multiple characters for special
keys.
Regards,
Björn
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Hi all,
I'm a novice in the world of Python and to begin with something useful I
want to create a small tool for my microcontroller work. So I wrote a
binary file compare (called bfc). It is just a few lines and put here
with two sample files: http://www.evoran.hu/tmp
I have found a keypress han
