Using msvcrt.getch() in Eclipse / PyDev -


i wanted use msvcrt.getch() in eclipse pydev read signe char found out don't work (but works in windows console).

any idea ?

maybe use sys.stdin.read when run in pydev? sys.stdin.read(1) read 1 line input...for use in windows console , in pydev make same selection based on os , run variants(using sys.stdin.isatty). example next code read timelimited user input. when run in windows console if program's standard input piped in program's standard output, sys.stdin.isatty returns false , input read sys.stdin.read, not msvcrt.getch:

import sys, time import platform if platform.system() == "windows":     import msvcrt else:     select import select  def input_with_timeout_sane(prompt, timeout, default):     """read input user or timeout"""     print prompt,     sys.stdout.flush()     rlist, _, _ = select([sys.stdin], [], [], timeout)     if rlist:         s = sys.stdin.readline().replace('\n','')     else:         s = default         print s     return s def input_with_timeout_windows(prompt, timeout, default):      start_time = time.time()     print prompt,     sys.stdout.flush()     input = ''     read_f=msvcrt.getche     input_check=msvcrt.kbhit     if not sys.stdin.isatty( ):         read_f=lambda:sys.stdin.read(1)         input_check=lambda:true     while true:         if input_check():             chr_or_str = read_f()             try:                 if ord(chr_or_str) == 13: # enter_key                     break                 elif ord(chr_or_str) >= 32: #space_char                     input += chr_or_str             except:                 input=chr_or_str                 break #read line,not char...                 if len(input) == 0 , (time.time() - start_time) > timeout:             break     if len(input) > 0:         return input     else:         return default  def input_with_timeout(prompt, timeout, default=''):     if platform.system() == "windows":         return input_with_timeout_windows(prompt, timeout, default)     else:         return input_with_timeout_sane(prompt, timeout, default)  print "\nanswer is:"+input_with_timeout("test?",10,"no input entered")

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