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<c>key.available</c> returns whether there is a keypress available in the input buffer. If true, you can call key.get to get the next key immediately.
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<c>[[key]].available</c> returns whether there is a keypress available in the input buffer. If true, you can call [[key.get]] to get the next key immediately.
  
See also:key.clear; key.get
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See also: [[key.clear]]; [[key.get]]
 
=== Usage Notes ===
 
=== Usage Notes ===
<c>key.availlable</c> Note that does not detect modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.).
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<c>key.available</c> does not detect modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.).
  
 
== Example ==
 
== Example ==
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<ms>while not key.available; end while  // waits until some key is pressed</ms>
 
<ms>while not key.available; end while  // waits until some key is pressed</ms>
  
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Latest revision as of 13:10, 26 April 2020

key.available returns whether there is a keypress available in the input buffer. If true, you can call key.get to get the next key immediately.

See also: key.clear; key.get

Usage Notes

key.available does not detect modifier keys (shift, alt, etc.).

Example

while not key.available; end while  // waits until some key is pressed