Here's a simpler way:

Press Enter to continue otherwise exit code

Hi, in my textbased game I want the player to press Enter to play and if they dont press Enter I want the code to exit and for the player to restart the game.

I watched a video about the key function and im trying to make it work from that.

def on_press(key):


if key == Key.enter:
    print("Wise choice, lets play!")
    return False

if key != Key.enter:
    print("You pressed {0} you moron, get lost!".format(key))
    quit()

with Listener(on_press = on_press) as listener:
listener.join()

time.sleep(1)
print("Game starts in 3..")
time.sleep(1)
print("2..)"
time.sleep(1)
print("1..)"

And this is where I am trying to code the continuation.
However, even if I press anything but Enter, the code continues, do I have to continue coding within the definition of on_press?

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InvisibleOne

Here's a simpler way:


from getch import getch

i = getch()
if i == '\n':
  print("Let's play!")
else:
  print("You should of pressed enter!")

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icodeletion

@InvisibleOne

actually each key has it's on code. And enter has the code 10 so:


from getch import getch

i = getch()
if ord(i) == 10:
  print("Let's play!")
else:
  print("You should of pressed enter!")

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InvisibleOne

and spend all that time using ord()? That's like typing five more characters!

yours doesn't work

probs becuase I was capitalized when it wasn't supposed to, try it now.

nope, still doesn't work. When I press enter it says You should of pressed enter! even though it should say lets play! Mine works fine though.

huh, let me check

Oh I see, it was just me being stupid, fixed now

maybe try /n cause thats what it types

yup! it works now

😃

how do i make it when arrow keys are pressed e.g when left arrow key pressed then it will change the [email protected]

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InvisibleOne

this is pretty outdated… and getch hates working on replit.
Just use Getkey, it’s basically the same and works great for arrow keys.
Example:

‘’’py
from getkey import getkey, keys

pressed = getkey()

if pressed == keys.UP:
print(“up arrow”)

‘’’
use keys.RIGHT, keys.LEFT, and keys.DOWN for the other arrow keys

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