On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Pierre Sahores wrote:
> The question is in the header !
Pretty long subject:
Re: Is it a way to catch keyboard events in linux console-mode
using backgrounder .mt scripts ?
The answer is a qualified no. Kind of the whole point of background
scripts is that they *don't* do this. How would the user know that
their keypresses were going to an app they couldn't see? The
"qualified" part is that you could run another application using
shell() or open process that could do this and return the result to
your script.
Regards,
Scott
> Thank's for the help.
>
> Pierre Sahores
>
> WEB, DB, B2B & ASP design.
> There are countries where people
> have six fingers because they
> don't know the metric system.
> Sir Jean Yanne
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