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Old 09-25-2012, 10:52 AM   #193
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Do you think so?
I did it just to become familiar with wget/curl...
Anyway, do you know how to execute a shell script if the user touches somewhere in the screen?

I need to execute the download/update script only if needed (something like "touch here to proceed")...I recall you used something like this to exit from a program...
I read the event device packets directly from native mode. In a script, no less. That was definitely a hack.

You can also detect touches with waitforkey, running in the background.

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