Reputation: 687
I am learning Python (2.7) and currently turtles is on the list.
Regards the documentation there are exitonclick() and onclick() etc. functions. However, I have some problems utilizing them.
For instance: This click event is working, but only after the loop finishes:
[...]
for i in range(4):
trtl.forward(100)
trtl.left(90)
scrn.exitonclick()
[...]
But what I'd like to do are things like this (but are not working):
[...]
while not scrn.screenonclick():
trtl.forward(100)
trtl.left(91)
[...]
or maybe like this:
[...]
while True:
trtl.forward(100)
trtl.left(91)
scrn.screenonclick(break)
[...]
I think you get the general idea about what concepts I try to experiment with.
Any tips in using these onclick methods or any alternative ways in accomplishing an onclick interrupt?
Thanks!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 5410
Reputation: 2882
Have you tried moving the click handler to the beginning? Here binding to the click will be made before the drawing starts:
def say_bye(x, y):
bye()
scrn.onclick(say_bye)
for i in range(4):
trtl.forward(100)
trtl.left(90)
Upvotes: 1