问题
I've found a Python telnet file, which works fine (at binary tides) but I'm hoping to (learn to) implement control over the input area such that I have shell like history and editing of the input line, uninterrupted by the feed from the telnet server I'm logged into.
I've seen some posts on this, would I be right to think that I need to learn threading so that I can simultaneously watch the server, the input line and handle the division of the console area, to do this? Similar to the discussion of threads/sockets here (SO separate threads for sockets..) except that is for Java and I'm trying to study Python.
Or perhaps SO TKinter is what I should put in my study list..?
EDIT: I should mention that I hope to move to GUI presentation eventually for my small projects but for this one I'm happy to use the console...I figured it might be a smaller step (learning curve).
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29724981/python-console-input-output-needs-threading