On 04/07/17 13:45, Carlton Banks wrote:
> Any suggestion on any GUI solutions?
Here is a Tkinter solution that increments a counter
while the mouse button is pressed. It should give you the idea...
Obviously you need to replace the counter increment
with your desired processing. And the print statements
are just to show the events being processed.
##################################
import tkinter as tk
display = "count: "
flag = False
counter = 0
def do_down(e):
global flag
print('Key down')
flag = True
after_loop()
def do_up(e):
global flag
print('key up')
flag = False
def after_loop():
print('looping')
global counter
counter += 1
l['text'] = display +str(counter)
if flag:
top.after(10,after_loop)
top = tk.Tk()
l = tk.Label(top,text=display+'0')
l.pack()
l.bind("<Button-1>",do_down)
l.bind("<ButtonRelease-1>",do_up)
top.mainloop()
###################################
HTH
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