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esac Deleted Jun 4, 2000, 1:51 PM Post #1 of 1 (507 views) Taking a Term::ReadKey(-1) at anytime during program Can't Post What I want to do is to be able to take a keypress at ANY time during the execution of my program. I am using Term::ReadKey(-1) (non-blocked mode) and all I want to do is read the keypress and immediately send it via Net::Telnet->print(); Immediately. Yes immediately. Not have to wait for the loop it is in to complete. Unfortunately due to a large number of if's loop's etc within the main structure the checkForInput function is only executed about once every 3 seconds and what the user sees is h...i... ...h...o...w... ...a...r...e... ...y...o...u...\n (each . = 1 second). And it makes for some really annoying typing. Anybody who can help can have a cookie! Just have to drive to Seattle. esac

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