On 16/01/16 21:18, Ali Moradi wrote:
> Hi, i don't have any clue how to write a console program that shows a list
> of options which could be chosen with keyboard and when one item was
> selected, a text shows there.
>
> I want to know, which things i need to write a program like that?
>
> Input(
Ali Moradi writes:
> Hi, i don't have any clue how to write a console program that shows a
> list of options which could be chosen with keyboard and when one item
> was selected, a text shows there.
A text shows where? Shows at the point of input, at the point of the
option, at some other point?
Hi, i don't have any clue how to write a console program that shows a list
of options which could be chosen with keyboard and when one item was
selected, a text shows there.
I want to know, which things i need to write a program like that?
Input() , print, and What? :(
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Yeah, what you say makes sense... I was hoping that there was a nice way of
doing it, but I will just have to stick with "running the command yourself".
I thought there could be a solution, maybe based on Ncurses, or even on the
"read" command, but they can not get the keys pressed if the applicat
On 08/05/12 02:44, BRAGA, Bruno wrote:
I would like to know if there is any "easy" way to handle events (such
as mouse movements, keyboard keys pressed, etc) in console based python
applications?
You need to be more specific about what you mean.
Consoles don't have mice. Keyboard events are eas
Hi tutors,
I would like to know if there is any "easy" way to handle events (such as
mouse movements, keyboard keys pressed, etc) in console based python
applications?
More specifically, I am working on a screensaver for terminals (
http://termsaver.info), so I would like to simulate the same beh
