[HELP] Nested conditional? double condition followed by another condition.

[BitPythoner]

After entering what you have on line 3, enter the following code:

and button1_pressed and button2_pressed

[Yoriz]

Try the following

do_some_first = False   
while True:
    do_some = button1_pressed() and button2_pressed()
    do_some2 = button3_pressed()

    if do_some and not do_some2:
        do_some_first = True
    elif not do_some:
        do_some_first = False

    if not do_some_first:
        do_some2 = False

    if do_some:
        print('do some')

    if do_some2:
        print('do some2')

[penahuse]

Try the following

do_some_first = False   
while True:
    do_some = button1_pressed() and button2_pressed()
    do_some2 = button3_pressed()

    if do_some and not do_some2:
        do_some_first = True
    elif not do_some:
        do_some_first = False

    if not do_some_first:
        do_some2 = False

    if do_some:
        print('do some')

    if do_some2:
        print('do some2')

it seems that when button3 is pressed do_some and do_some2 are true at same time, than the result is:

Output:
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2
do some
do some2

[DreamingInsanity]

Difinitely not the best way of doing it, but, like always, this should work:

isMPressed = False    
while True:
	while button1_pressed() and button2_pressed():
		print("do some")
		while button3_pressed() and not isMPressed: # Only if it is pressed after button1 and button2 are pressed
			isMPressed = False
			print("do some2")
			if button2_pressed() == 0:
				break # this only breaks the inner while loop 
		isMPressed = True if button3_pressed() else False
	isMPressed = True if button3_pressed() else False

[penahuse]

Difinitely not the best way of doing it, but, like always, this should work:

isMPressed = False    
while True:
	while button1_pressed() and button2_pressed():
		print("do some")
		while button3_pressed() and not isMPressed: # Only if it is pressed after button1 and button2 are pressed
			isMPressed = False
			print("do some2")
			if button2_pressed() == 0:
				break # this only breaks the inner while loop 
		isMPressed = True if button3_pressed() else False
	isMPressed = True if button3_pressed() else False

works like a charm! Thank you again!!

[penahuse]

Im wondering a scenario a lit bit more complex... is there a way to keep almost the same result, but instead of buttom1 + buttom3 + buttom2 (in this order) resulting "do some",a way to it results "do some2"?