KB input on windows does not work about snake-fury HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi thanks for the report! really appreciate it. Clearly the best approach is to use "wasd" or "hjkl" for windows users. It shouldn't be difficult to do. What I don't understand very well is the hReady part. The code has a very descriptive "In StackOverflow we trust", so I don't know very well the nuances of that function

Are you willing to contribute the change? If not, are you willing to help me testing in a windows environment?

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Sorry for the delay - instead of doing interesting things on my vacation I spent it being sick =( The PR is still on my radar, but I can not give a good estimate on when I have time to do that.

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Don't worry, there is no deadline. ;)

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@lsmor Yes, I'll help with both the change and the testing. I should have some time this week for OSS.

To be honest, I do not quite understand why hReady would not work as expected in a POSIX emulator, but I hope that the number of users that build haskell in a windows-like environment and then run the binaries in a POSIX-like environment is vanishingly small.

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Thank you very much. I should write a contributiing file but for know keep in mind that the branches in this repo are a mess:

Long history short:

• main merges into solution-mvp which merges innto snake-fury-exercise
• solution-mvp is merged also into solution-refactor-XXX

The problem is that this only works for documentation files (README.md, refactor-x.md, etc...) but It doesn't work very nice with code files (xxx.hs).

So as a piece of advise, branch your solution from solution-mvp and PR into that branch, not the main branch which is inestable. this way we can directly merge into snake-fury-exercise so the challengers have a working software. how to deal with the rest of branches is something I can handle latter.

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