Hello. I try debug curses program in eclipse. I need to run getch() in non-blocking mode. Eclipse console ugly, doesn't support many esc code and non-blocking mode for read key. 
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Curses;
my $win = Curses->new  or die "Can't get new window\n";
initscr();
noecho();        
raw(); 
nodelay(1); 
$win->keypad(1); 
 $win->addstr ("Try press key\n")
 while ((my $key = $win->getch()) ne ERR) {
        $win->addstr ("key $key\n"); #<-breackpoint
    }

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If i try run this code with redirect console to /dev/pty/1 in eclipse debugger configuration. When i press key in /dev/pty/1 breackpoint doen't work and i can't see text. How setup eclipse to redirect stdin from /dev/pty/1 or maybe you can give me anower way to debug code with curses.

In reply to Eclipse and debug curses by alexx_sh

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