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Python3... Hello.I have a program and a part of it is to open a camera with opencv. Another part of program is to give inputs using curses(curses do NOT wait/stop the other parts of program until user give an input ) So, when I open a camera AND then give an input the program sticks a little bit and this is very very bad. I think the problem is to --> cv2.waitkey(1) (Part of camera) ,because(maybe) waits for user input (I don't know)-> if(cv2.waitkey(1) == ord('q'):

Can I replace cv2.waitkey(1) with the following ???

input = curses.initscr()

curses.noecho()

input.nodelay(1) # set getch() non-blocking

I don't want to wait for a key,because the other parts of program sticks.

Thanks!!

Python3... Hello.I have a program and a part of it is to open a camera with opencv. Another part of program is to give inputs using curses(curses do NOT wait/stop the other parts of program until user give an input ) So, when I open a camera AND then give an input the program sticks a little bit and this is very very bad. I think the problem is to --> cv2.waitkey(1) cv2.waitkey(1) (Part of camera) ,because(maybe) waits for user input (I don't know)-> if(cv2.waitkey(1) == ord('q'):

Can I replace cv2.waitkey(1) cv2.waitkey(1) with the following ???

input = curses.initscr()
curses.initscr()
 curses.noecho()
 
curses.noecho()
 
input.nodelay(1) # set getch() non-blockingnon-blocking