Infinite loop that reads stdin in JScript

I'm trying to create an infinite loop to poll for midi input. The loop I have here is technically infinite but I think what's happening is it's getting stuck on the WScript.StdIn.ReadLine() method. It seems that it waits each time for the user to enter something before it continues. I think this because when I enter a character, any midi input in that instance will get routed and the `WScript.Echo` message will go off.

How can I get it to not wait but check in that instance if there's a character or not? so that the loop doesn't get stopped waiting for input. Is there another `ReadLine()` method that would work for what I'm looking for?

Here's the code:

while (true) {
str = WScript.StdIn.ReadLine();
if (str == 'q')
break;
// WScript.StdOut.Write("the while loop continues..."
WScript.Echo("the while loop continues...")

msgStr = mox.GetMidiInput()

if (msgStr !== "") {
msgArray = msgStr.split(",")
tStamp = msgArray[0]
port = msgArray[1]
stat = msgArray[2]
data1 = msgArray[3]
data2 = msgArray[4]

mox.OutputMidiMsg( 3, stat, data1, data2);
} else {
continue;
}
}

EDIT:

Right now I just got rid of the `ReadLine()` because I read on MSDN that it waits for an enter keypress before it returns and I don't think there are any arguments to change that... so I have an infinite loop like I want but I have to resort to ctrl+c to exit it. Anybody have any ideas for a construct that would allow me to quit via the keyboard somehow?

EDIT 2:

I found out that midiox actually provides a method to be polled to exit the script and it works great.