Re: one-key input in C++

[Jonathan Smith <Jon_1_5@hotmail.com>]

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>getch() is a good one.
>
>The other, niftier, way is to use <bioskey.h> that way you can carry on 
>doing
>other
>things while you wait for a key to be pressed.
>
>- James

Hey, thanks Mohammed and James. I really appreciate it.  I think I've tried 
getch() before, but then again maybe not.  I'll try it and the other one 
Mohammed proposed.  I may look into bioskey.h a little later.  Right now I'm 
not trying to write some sophisticated program where I would need to do two 
things at once, but I certainly apprectiate you informing me of that 
ability.  Thanks again.



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                                       direct your life
                                        Amen, Jonathan Smith

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