Allow reusing PyMouseEvent instance multiple times.

[qria]

Currently if you run an instance of PyMouseEvent after it is stopped once, it will immediately stop itself because self.state is set to False.

I wanted to reuse some of my PyMouseEvent classes so I simply added self.state=True in self.run().

I see no reason for this to not be a default behavior.

Here is a simple usecase/code for this.

from pymouse import PyMouseEvent

class OnetimeClickListener(PyMouseEvent):
    """ Waits for a user to click and save the position """
    def run(self):
        self.state = True
        super(OnetimeClickListener, self).run()
    def click(self, x, y, button, press):
        if not press:
            # Ignore Mouse Up events
            return
        self.position = (x, y)
        self.stop()

# Example code

listener = OnetimeClickListener()

print("Please click to set position1")
listener.run()
pos1 = listener.position

print("Please click to set position2")
listener.run()
pos2 = listener.position

print("Please click to set position3")
listener.run()
pos3 = listener.position

[pepijndevos]

                                                                                  Note that the project has moved to an organisation.I think that the issue is that some implementations use threads to listen to events, and as far as I know threads can not be restarted. I'll verify this later.                                                                                                                                                                                  ‎

[qria]

Oh should I repost there? Or maybe wait for you to verify it?

[pepijndevos]

See? https://github.com/PyUserInput/PyUserInput/blob/master/pymouse/base.py#L107 So definitely a wontfix.