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Detecting Keyboard Input without return
Hi,
I need a way to detect the up and down arrow key inputs for my program. I do not want to wait for the return key to be entered(so that rules out getch() and family). Also I need to process several of these inputs in parallel, by servicing each request with a thread. Is that possible? -Ravneet |
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