| Input.Flush | Part of Input module |
| Syntax | Input.Flush
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| Description | The Input.Flush procedure empties the keyboard buffer. It is often used to avoid accidentally reading multiple
keystrokes because the user pressed a key for too long, causing autorepeat.
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| Example | This program echoes input from the keyboard at a rate of 10 characters per second. If you hold down a key, the echoing will stop as soon as you stop
pressing the key. Without the Input.Flush, the program continues to echo many more keystrokes that have accumulated in the keyboard buffer.
loop
if hasch then
put getchar ..
Input.Flush
delay (100)
end if
end loop
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| Execute | |
| Status | Exported qualified. This means that you can only call the function by calling Input.Flush, not by calling Flush.
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