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Explanation:
<pre>When a single-character input is not accepted till <Enter> it means your connection to Lisp
is not direct, and whatever is doing your connection has a bug that makes it not send the input
Both of the above versions work fine in Lispworks, and respond immediately to a single character. To fix a bug that requires <Enter> when it shouldn't, fix that in the configuration of whatever sends your input to Lisp.▼
till it has a whole line to send. Both of the above versions work fine in Lispworks, and respond
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that in the configuration of whatever sends your input to Lisp. The main difference in the above
two versions is that the long one uses *STANDARD-INPUT* instead of *QUERY_IO* which might or might
not make a difference when there is a bug in your connection to your Lisp environment.</pre>
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