Re: HELP

[bishopm@source.asset.com (Michael M. Bishop)]

In article <Cxn8J2.HxJ@eng_ser1.erg.cuhk.hk>,
Chiu Bo (Hung Chiu Hung) <chhung2@cuse1.se.cuhk.hk> wrote:
>Could any body tell me how to detect keyboard input without waiting for
>the carrier return.
>
>thanx...
>
You probably need a low-level I/O package for this. Hopefully, this
package was provided by your compiler vendor. If not, you may need to
develop a bindings package for the I/O package on your system. For
example, I developed some software to process keyboard input in the way
that you mentioned and the compiler vendor, Verdix, provided a bindings
package to curses, which is the Unix package (written in C) that handles
such things.

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