Re: Problems with Term::ReadKey (output problem, not input)

Add $|= 1;. (perlvar)

Update: You should also treat chr(13) the same as chr(10) as the raw mode you are putting things into means that the default translation to a "\n" upon input of a "\r" is disabled (at least in some environments). I had to type Ctrl-J to get it to end.

- tye

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Re^2: Problems with Term::ReadKey (output problem, not input) by uberdisco (Initiate) on Sep 18, 2011 at 18:46 UTC
Adding `$\|= 1;` [download] solved the problem. Thank you very much, this was driving me nuts! Cheers, uberdisco	[reply] [d/l]