ghost
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2 years ago class E:
def temp(self, x):
print(x)
def start_listener():
import keyboard
def listener():
keyboard.read_key()
keyboard.add_hotkey('1', self.print1)
keyboard.add_hotkey('2', self.print1)
while True:
try:
print("L")
listener()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
del keyboard
break
start_listener()
input(":> ")
def print1(self):
print(1)
def print2(self):
print(2)
e = E()
for _ in range(100):
from time import sleep
sleep(1)
e.temp('x')
I am inside a class, lets call it TempClass, it has self.scrape1 to self.scrape9 methodd which is to be added to respective hotkeys Then I have temp function of TempClass called self.temp(x). From main function, its for looping and calling t = TempClass(), t.temp(var) where var is for looping variable. So, problem in temp() function, start_listener doesnt work on second loop, The start_listener() function works properly on first loop. It runs the function self.scrape8 or self.scrape9. But when I do Ctrl+C, then t.temp(x) gets ran again from for loop, it prints Listening. But it gets stuck and doesn't detect keypress from onward second for loop and doesnt even run self.scrape8 or self.scrape9 on pressing 8 or 9