Frank,
You're pretty well limited in Jython to what you can do in Java.
This means you can:
- use ENTER as the key to end the loop (easiest, most portable) (call raw_input in a separate thread)
- write a GUI that detects the keypress event (second easiest, second most portable)
- call native code that detects the keypress (hardest, least portable, but most similar to what you're doing in CPython)
kb
Frank Cohen wrote:
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> I'm writing a Jython program that repeats an operation over and over again.
> I'd like to sense for any key on the keyboard being pressed to end the loop.
> Python (C) on Windows has the msvcrt library which provides some useful MS
> Visual C functions. Is there such a thing for Jython? -Frank
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