Simple code for test purpose... do not try this at home... or try at your
own risk... hehehehehehe
*import *java.io.IOExceptio
*public class *MainClass {
*public static **void *main(String[
*try *{
*while *(*true*) {
*int *datum = *System.in.read*
*if *(datum == -1)
*break*;
System.out.println(
}
} *catch *(IOException ex) {
System.err.println(
}
}
}
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 4:27 AM, Pete Morris <egnaro937@btinterne
>
>
> I'm feeling very foolish,
>
> How do you take a line of input from the keyboard? I'm OK with the Swing
> methods, but how is it done in a 'console' application? The only way I've
> discovered to do this is by passing in the stuff with command line args;
> this is untenable for extended data entry.
>
> I come from a world where library functions (AKA class methods) can be
> called to return a character or line of text, directly into a local
> variable. I want a method (AKA function) to do that.
>
> I'm hoping some kind soul will disclose this hidden method (I've spent the
> evening scouring the Sun site at
> http://java.
> madness or a return to the dark side.
>
> Pete Morris
>
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>
>
>
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