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No, I don't have immediate need or use for it Mike. I'm interested only in the sense that one day I may try to implement fzf in planck, because it's so nice to have, but until then I'm going to do without.
@austin.chamberlin Cool. I think the ability to get keypress events will be a nice thing to have generally. I have it working in blocking mode already (that part was easy). Next I’m cobbling together an async variant in case you want to have a program run and do other things and get called back when a keypress occurs.
:thinking_face: it might be cool to have a planck.curses
namespace that sits atop ncurses
, making it easy to build console apps
(This is a generalization of the idea of getting key presses.)