Made interactive mode more platform independent #15
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…moved Windows specific code for this feature
…en is set by the user
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Thanks ! Can you also change the documentation explaining the new behavior ? I think the documentation is still citing about the ESC key on windows, if you don't have time to do that, please open a ticket so I can track it and merge the pull request, thanks again ! |
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It's been a crazy semester, but I now have time to get back to this. I'll update the documentation in the next week or two. |
…. ESC is no longer needed.
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Merges perone#15 Conflicts: pyevolve/Consts.py pyevolve/GSimpleGA.py
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I changed the code around a little so that a Ctrl-C will stop the evolution and start interactive mode. This is only if interactive mode is enabled. If interactiveMode is set to False, then Ctrl-C will exit the evolution without going into interactive mode.
I tested this in Debian and it works fine.