unlike this: 
use Term::ReadKey;ReadMode 3;%v=qw{a -1 s 80 w -80};$f=print"\ec";{$d+
+=$
v{$c=ReadKey(-1)||$c}||1;p($d=$d>1600?$d-1600:$d<0?$d+1600:$d);$d-int$
+f?
p(pop@s,$"):p($f=rand 800);9x1e7;map$d-$_||${ReadMode 0;exit},@s;@s=($
+d,
@s);redo}sub p{printf"\e\[%d;%dH%s\e[20H",1+$_[0]/80,$_[0]%80,$_[1]||x
+}

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from here oh yeah: w=up s=down a=left d=right
a
update: added key defs

In reply to Re^2: Super Nibbles by teamster_jr
in thread Super Nibbles by eric256

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