I have found a few BASIC and KERNAL functions and memory addresses related to getting a key press/line, but how can I simply wait for a key press, and get its code? I want to pause execution, and resume once a key is pressed. I do not want them to be queued up during execution.
Simple way to *wait* for a key press, and get its martrix or PETSCII code?
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The principle is to use a non-blocking call, and keep calling it until you get a key.
In assembler you can use the KERNAL function
GETINat$FFE4In BASIC you can use
GETAbove I used spaces to make it more readable, but spaces are not necessary (they use memory and take time to process. It could be written as: