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<0> drscheme?
<0> maybe you're better off in #lisp or #scheme then
<1> akane: That's a very general question. Maybe you should start paying attention in cl***.
<0> I think he should start paying me in stead.
<2> stupid question, but is there a way to watch for key press events?
<2> as in, have a process running, but if a user hits "q" at any given time, it could be interacted with?
<1> On Unix, you can use select() or poll() on stdin every now and then.
<1> Personally, I just stat() a file every now and then. I'm lazy.
<2> thank you, I'll try to go from there ;)
<1> Oh, your terminal is probably line buffered, so you'll have to use ctrl+d or newline.
<1> Yet another way would be to use a signal.
<2> I found some code to steal.. thank you :)
<2> er, *cough* borrow
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