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Need help with user input
Hey all,
I'm making a small console game, and I'm looking for another way to get users input. I'm using the WASD keys to move a cursor on the screen, but the only way I know to get a users input is by using cin. As you can guess, having to press a direction key and then hit Enter is a bit time consuming on the users side and I was wondering if anyone can give me some help in finding another way to do this. I know this can be accomplished using ncurses, and probably other libraries. But I'd really like to stick with the standard C++ libraries if possible. Oswyn |
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