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import std.c.stdio; |
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import std.stdio; |
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void main() { |
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char k; |
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writefln("\nI'm going to ask you to press 10 keys (I promise it's painless).\n" |
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"Certain keys don't count, but the whole alphabet is fair game.\n"); |
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for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { |
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version(Windows) { |
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writef("Press key: %d\t", i); |
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k = getch(); |
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} |
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version(linux) { |
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writef("Press key (follow with return): %d\t", i); |
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k = cast(char) getchar(); |
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} |
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version(OSX) { |
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// Unfortunately, merely using getchar() does not disable stdin and readline buffering. |
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writef("Press key (follow with return): %d\t", i); |
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k = cast(char) getchar(); |
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} |
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writef("[%s]\t", k); /* print the character pressed */ |
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writefln("[%d]\n", k); /* print ASCII code for key */ |
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char enter = cast(char) getchar(); |
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} |
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writefln("\nThe End.\n"); |
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} |
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