def on_key_down(self, __win, key, *__largs, **__kwargs):
if self.gameworld.state != 'main': # don't receive kbd events from menus etc....
return
# very dirty hack, but: we don't have any instance of keyboard anywhere, and
# keycode_to_string should be in fact classmethod, so passing None as self is safe
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
self.keys_pressed.add(code)
def on_key_up(self, _win, key, *_args, **_kwargs):
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if code != 'a' and code != 'spacebar':
return
self.shout()
def read_key(self, obj, keycode, something):
# print((Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)))
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "right":
if not change_mod.focus and not change_num.focus:
if self.type_dice == 100:
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice)].active = False
self.cb_list[0].active = True
elif self.type_dice == 0:
self.cb_list[0].active = True
else:
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice)].active = False
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice) + 1].active = True
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "left":
if not change_mod.focus and not change_num.focus:
if self.type_dice == 2:
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice)].active = False
self.cb_list[len(self.cb_list) - 1].active = True
elif self.type_dice == 0:
self.cb_list[0].active = True
else:
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice)].active = False
self.cb_list[DICES.index(self.type_dice) - 1].active = True
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "enter":
self.lanzar_dados(self.btn)
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "up":
if change_num.focus:
change_num.focus = False
change_mod.focus = True
else:
change_num.focus = True
change_mod.focus = False
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "down":
change_num.focus = False
change_mod.focus = False
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "r":
change_num.text = "1"
change_mod.text = "0"
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "n":
change_num.focus = True
change_num.text = ""
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "m":
change_mod.focus = True
change_mod.text = ""
if (Keyboard.keycode_to_string(obj, keycode)) == "spacebar":
change_num.focus = False
change_mod.focus = False
def on_key_down(self, window, key, *largs, **kwargs):
# very dirty hack, but: we don't have any instance of keyboard anywhere, and
# keycode_to_string should be in fact classmethod, so passing None as self is safe
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(None, key)
self.keys_pressed.add(code)
if code == 'spacebar':
self.shoot(drop=True)
def parse_key_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, *args):
'''Parse keys and generate the formatted keyboard shortcut
'''
key_str = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
modifier.sort()
value = str(modifier) + ' + ' + key_str
if value in self.map:
self.map.get(value)[0]()
return True
def parse_key_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, *args):
'''Parse keys and generate the formatted keyboard shortcut
'''
key_str = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
modifier.sort()
value = str(modifier) + ' + ' + key_str
if value in self.map:
self.map.get(value)[0]()
return True
def _on_key_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, **kwargs):
'''Listen keyboard to create shortcuts. Update class properties
'''
self.key = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if self.key in ['ctrl', 'shift', 'alt']:
self.key = ''
if modifier is None:
modifier = []
self.has_ctrl = 'ctrl' in modifier
self.has_shift = 'shift' in modifier
self.has_alt = 'alt' in modifier
return True
def _on_key_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, **kwargs):
'''Listen keyboard to create shortcuts. Update class properties
'''
self.key = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if self.key in ['ctrl', 'shift', 'alt']:
self.key = ''
if modifier is None:
modifier = []
self.has_ctrl = 'ctrl' in modifier
self.has_shift = 'shift' in modifier
self.has_alt = 'alt' in modifier
return True
def _on_key_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, **kwargs):
"""Listen keyboard to create shortcuts. Update class properties
"""
self.key = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if self.key in ["ctrl", "shift", "alt"]:
self.key = ""
if modifier is None:
modifier = []
self.has_ctrl = "ctrl" in modifier
self.has_shift = "shift" in modifier
self.has_alt = "alt" in modifier
return True
def handle_key(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier, *args):
key_str = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
modifier.sort()
if modifier:
value = '_'.join(modifier) + '_' + key_str
else:
value = key_str
callable_method = 'do_' + value
try:
func = getattr(self, callable_method)
except AttributeError:
pass
else:
func()
def _on_keyboard_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint,
text, modifier, *args):
'''To detect which key is pressed
'''
if modifier:
return False
key_str = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if key_str == 'up':
v = self.adapter.get_view(self.prev_selection - 1)
if v is not None:
self.adapter.handle_selection(v)
return True
if key_str == 'down':
v = self.adapter.get_view(self.prev_selection + 1)
if v is not None:
self.adapter.handle_selection(v)
return True
if key_str == 'enter':
self.dispatch('on_select')
return True
def _on_keyboard_down(self, keyboard, key, codepoint, text, modifier,
*args):
'''To detect which key is pressed
'''
if modifier:
return False
key_str = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if key_str == 'up':
v = self.adapter.get_view(self.prev_selection - 1)
if v is not None:
self.adapter.handle_selection(v)
return True
if key_str == 'down':
v = self.adapter.get_view(self.prev_selection + 1)
if v is not None:
self.adapter.handle_selection(v)
return True
if key_str == 'enter':
self.dispatch('on_select')
return True
def key_action(self, *args):
snack(Keyboard.keycode_to_string(None, args[1]))
def on_key_up(self, __window, key, *__largs, **__kwargs):
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(None, key)
self.keys_pressed.remove(code)
def on_key_down(self, win, key, scancode, codepoint, modifier):
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if key == 13 and modifier == ['alt'] or code == 'f11':
Clock.schedule_once(partial(self.toggle_fs, win), 0.1)
return True
def on_key_up(self, _win, key, *_args, **_kwargs):
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
# Logger.debug("code=%s", code)
if self.gameworld.state == 'levelnum' and code == 'spacebar':
self.on_play()
return True
def on_key_up(self, _win, key, *_args, **_kwargs):
code = Keyboard.keycode_to_string(Window._system_keyboard, key)
if code in self.keys_pressed:
self.keys_pressed.remove(code)
