in reply to Replacing a Tty with a perl script

If you want to turn input echo on and off, you need to use a module such as Term::ReadKey. It's ReadKey method allows you to turn echo on and off (it can also read stuff immediately, without input buffering).

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Re: Re: Replacing a Tty with a perl script
by MiggyMan (Sexton) on Apr 26, 2004 at 08:12 UTC
    This works like a charm, im not sure how I managed to miss it tbh as it was on the first page of the search results from cpan, ta muchly :) Moral of the story, dont search cpan at 3am :D