Is this possible? Every answer I have looked at isn't what I want. What I do though is something like in omega-rpg (which is an awesome little text-based debian rpg), but in Python instead of C. I have poked around and found some things, but nothing that's relevant to what I'm doing. Is it just easier to use raw_input() / input, or would it be more efficient to use some kind of API for doing so?
TO CLEAR UP:
I need a system of realtime keyboard input in Python, but I don't know whether it's easier to use an API or just raw_input() / input(). If it IS better to use an API, which is the best one for a beginner-level programmer to use?
EXTRA:
Any solution will be used in a TEXT-BASED GAME! Keep that in mind when answering, please.
I think using raw_input() in a while loop is an acceptable solution.
You could also look into something like pygame which would handle the main game loop for you and also offers input handling.
If you are using Windows you can use the msvcrt module. Specifically, look at kbhit to check whether a key is waiting to be read and getch to read a key press. The user does not need to press enter for the key presses to be made available to your program.
You could look into PyHook. It provides callbacks for reading mouse and keyboard events.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13694873/how-do-i-get-realtime-keyboard-input-in-python