Python curses.KEY_F10 Examples

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Example #1
Source File: pytrader.py    From pytrader with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def modal(self):
        """run the modal getch-loop for this dialog"""
        if self.win:
            done = False
            while not done:
                key_pressed = self.win.getch()
                if key_pressed in [27, ord("q"), curses.KEY_F10]:
                    done = True
                if key_pressed == curses.KEY_DOWN:
                    self.down(1)
                if key_pressed == curses.KEY_UP:
                    self.down(-1)
                if key_pressed in [curses.KEY_IC, ord("=")]:
                    self.toggle_select()
                    self.down(1)

                for key, func in self.dlg_keys:
                    if key == key_pressed:
                        func()
                        done = True

        # help the garbage collector clean up circular references
        # to make sure __del__() will be called to close the dialog
        del self.dlg_keys
Example #2
Source File: pytrader.py    From pytrader with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
def validator(self, char):
        """here we tweak the behavior slightly, especially we want to
        end modal editing mode immediately on arrow up/down and on enter
        and we also want to catch ESC and F10, to abort the entire dialog"""
        if curses.ascii.isprint(char):
            return char
        if char == curses.ascii.TAB:
            char = curses.KEY_DOWN
        if char in [curses.KEY_DOWN, curses.KEY_UP]:
            self.result = char
            return curses.ascii.BEL
        if char in [10, 13, curses.KEY_ENTER, curses.ascii.BEL]:
            self.result = 10
            return curses.ascii.BEL
        if char == 127:
            char = curses.KEY_BACKSPACE
        if char in [27, curses.KEY_F10]:
            self.result = -1
            return curses.ascii.BEL
        return char
Example #3
Source File: pytrader.py    From pytrader with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def validator(self, char):
        """allow only numbers to be entered"""
        if char == ord("q"):
            char = curses.KEY_F10
        if curses.ascii.isprint(char):
            if chr(char) not in "0123456789.":
                char = 0
        return TextBox.validator(self, char)