I want to be able to perform some actions when specified keys are pressed. The code looks like this:
def handle_keyboard_input(self):
while True:
# print("\nCommands: 'n' - Next page, 'N' - Previous page, 'q' - Quit")
event = keyboard.read_event(suppress=True)
if event.event_type == keyboard.KEY_DOWN:
if event.name == 'n':
self.move_next()
elif event.name == 'N':
self.move_previous()
elif event.name == 'q':
break
The 'n' and 'N' keys work perfectly, however when 'q' is pressed sometimes the loop does not break and requires multiple q presses to handle the break action.
I have found some information about that on stackoverflow. The solution from here is to use keyboard.send('ctrl+c'), but there must be a different way to handle it neatly.
I want to be able to perform some actions when specified keys are pressed. The code looks like this:
The 'n' and 'N' keys work perfectly, however when 'q' is pressed sometimes the loop does not break and requires multiple q presses to handle the break action. I have found some information about that on stackoverflow. The solution from here is to use
keyboard.send('ctrl+c'), but there must be a different way to handle it neatly.Thanks in advance :)