Difference between revisions of "Key.get"
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| − | <c>key.get</c> removes and returns the next key in the keyboard input buffer. If the input buffer is currently clear (empty), then this method waits until | + | <c>[[key]].get</c> removes and returns the next key in the keyboard input buffer. If the input buffer is currently clear (empty), then this method waits until |
a key is pressed. Note that modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.) pressed alone do not go into the input buffer. | a key is pressed. Note that modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.) pressed alone do not go into the input buffer. | ||
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
| − | <ms>print "You pressed: " + | + | <ms>k = key.get |
| + | print "You pressed: " + k + " which is char(" + k.code + ")"</ms> | ||
[[Category:Mini Micro]] | [[Category:Mini Micro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:30, 6 August 2020
key.get removes and returns the next key in the keyboard input buffer. If the input buffer is currently clear (empty), then this method waits until
a key is pressed. Note that modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.) pressed alone do not go into the input buffer.
See also: key.available
Example
k = key.get
print "You pressed: " + k + " which is char(" + k.code + ")"
