5.16 as i tried to keep the same versions and modules the same perl on windows 7, vista and xp....the script works fine on those machines.....just not windows 10
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The script I posted works on my Windows 10 with Strawberry 5.26.0 -- so ReadKey works on Windows 10. Which means there might be something different about your installation of Strawberry perl. Which is why I asked for the output of the long-form perl -V (that's a capital V), which gives many more details about the specifics of your installation. I am hoping it may show the subtle differences between your install and mine. Hence, I will ask again, but more explicitly this time: please include the full output of perl -V (capital V) inside <code> tags in your response.
Also, please include the output from C:\>perl -MTerm::ReadKey -lE "say $Term::ReadKey::VERSION" (which for mine is 2.37_01).
When I save the program I mentioned previously as "C:\usr\local\share\PassThru\perl\perlmonks\1212444.pl", then do Win+R (Windows > Run), and run cmd /k perl "C:\usr\local\share\PassThru\perl\perlmonks\1212444.pl", or when I run a cmd.exe window and run perl "C:\usr\local\share\PassThru\perl\perlmonks\1212444.pl", I get the results I showed. When you ran my script, how exactly did you run it? Did you have a cmd.exe window open already (or a powershell, or some other shell)? Or did you run it from Win+R? Are you going through a file association (running it as "1212444.pl", or double-clicking the file through Explorer), or do you explictly run it as "perl 1212444.pl"? I am looking for subtleties, so please don't skimp on details.
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