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Is it possible to call a specific method every time a button is pressed, even when the console is not expecting user input?
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I'm making a program for differentiating functions and want to call a specific method as soon as "esc" is pressed.
So far I've tried finding an answer through Google, but I can't seem to find anything that works. Does anyone know if this is possible in a C# console application?
c# console console-application
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I'm making a program for differentiating functions and want to call a specific method as soon as "esc" is pressed.
So far I've tried finding an answer through Google, but I can't seem to find anything that works. Does anyone know if this is possible in a C# console application?
c# console console-application
asked Mar 26 at 7:33
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I'm making a program for differentiating functions and want to call a specific method as soon as "esc" is pressed.
So far I've tried finding an answer through Google, but I can't seem to find anything that works. Does anyone know if this is possible in a C# console application?
c# console console-application
asked Mar 26 at 7:33
AndersAnders
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I'm making a program for differentiating functions and want to call a specific method as soon as "esc" is pressed.
So far I've tried finding an answer through Google, but I can't seem to find anything that works. Does anyone know if this is possible in a C# console application?
c# console console-application
c# console console-application
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There is no event to listen for key presses. Only Console.ReadKey. But you can turn it into a callback using Tasks. Like so:
public static void RegisterKeyHandler(Action<ConsoleKeyInfo> handler)
Task.Run(() =>
while (true)
var key = Console.ReadKey();
handler(key);
);
This only receives keys while the console window is focused.
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There is no event to listen for key presses. Only Console.ReadKey. But you can turn it into a callback using Tasks. Like so:
public static void RegisterKeyHandler(Action<ConsoleKeyInfo> handler)
Task.Run(() =>
while (true)
var key = Console.ReadKey();
handler(key);
);
This only receives keys while the console window is focused.
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There is no event to listen for key presses. Only Console.ReadKey. But you can turn it into a callback using Tasks. Like so:
public static void RegisterKeyHandler(Action<ConsoleKeyInfo> handler)
Task.Run(() =>
while (true)
var key = Console.ReadKey();
handler(key);
);
This only receives keys while the console window is focused.
answered Mar 26 at 7:43
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There is no event to listen for key presses. Only Console.ReadKey. But you can turn it into a callback using Tasks. Like so:
public static void RegisterKeyHandler(Action<ConsoleKeyInfo> handler)
Task.Run(() =>
while (true)
var key = Console.ReadKey();
handler(key);
);
This only receives keys while the console window is focused.
answered Mar 26 at 7:43
Rain336Rain336
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There is no event to listen for key presses. Only Console.ReadKey. But you can turn it into a callback using Tasks. Like so:
public static void RegisterKeyHandler(Action<ConsoleKeyInfo> handler)
Task.Run(() =>
while (true)
var key = Console.ReadKey();
handler(key);
);
This only receives keys while the console window is focused.
answered Mar 26 at 7:43
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