#🔒 multiple key listener

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hushed canopy
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I'm making a project using windows curses and for now i'm reading keys using the stdscr to listen to keys being held down, however I can't seem to get it to listen to multiple key inputs at once. Is there any way to get multiple key hold downs like in a list or something with or without using the stdscr?
I apologize if this is a silly question, but I'm not really used to curses and can't seem to find much about this that works.
Thanks :)

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hushed canopy
# signal fiber !pip readchar - does this work?

it kinda works, thanks! But I think I managed to get something a bit more managable using keyboard and threads for now. Still thank you for the suggestion, i'll get a better look on it later ^^

signal fiber
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im not really sure what you'd even use in this case

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@unkempt lark what do you suggest for terminal shenanigans?

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