Read one key press.
Gerrit Holl
gerrit.holl at pobox.com
Mon Oct 18 11:51:23 EDT 1999
Hi,
if I have the following program:
key = raw_input("press a key: ")
if key == 'a':
print "you pressed 'a'"
elif key == '^['
print "you pressed escape"
it doesn't work. Well, it works but it itsn't what I'm looking for. I want
ONE key input. Can this me done easyly?
If not, I think there should come a function or a module readkey() with some
constants like ESCAPE, CONTROL, NUMLOCK, ARROW_UP or TAB.
regards,
Gerrit.
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