I'm a bit confused with the input's of Ruby.
Whenever I try to get input, it doesn't register the 'Backspace' key. Also, it never accepts the 'Enter' first time. I always have to push 'Enter' after my input usually 3 times before it actually inputs it.
For example,
view source print? 1 my_var = gets.chomp
If I wanted to enter 'Hello', I would have to type it followed by pressing the return key 3 times before it actually entered it.
Now I did find a way to solve this using...
view source print? 1 STDOUT.flush 2 my_var = gets.chomp
But...
1) This seems wierd having to enter that EVERY time before I want input?
2) It still doesn't solve the problem of registering backspace.
If I was to type开发者_如何学JAVA directly 'Hello World' but with two accidental keystrokes such as this: Hello Worpold
Even if I used the backspace so it appeared as I was entering: Hello World
If I then went on to 'puts' or 'print' that it would output: Hello Worpold
Know how I can fix it so it accepts backspace and know any other ways of missing out STDOUT.flush?
Thanks in advance
Use the readline module.
What environment are you running Ruby in ? If you're unsure, check with ruby -v
>ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 287) [i386-mswin32]
I'm running v1.8.6 on Windows XP
a = gets
puts "I just got #{a}"
Saved the above snippet to c:\temp.rb and run it with ruby c:\temp.rb
Backspace key works, I can correct strings before pressing enter once to confirm my input.
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