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Increase Numbers forever and need reset? - ATARI_LIVE - Oct-23-2020 Here my code for the mouse click modes 0 = released, 1 = clicked, 2 = press and hold. It's WORKS. from tkinter import * lp_id = pressmode = 0 window_1 = Tk() window_1.attributes('-fullscreen', True) window_1.configure(bg='black') def mouse_pressed_id(event=None): global lp_id, pressmode if event is None: pressmode = 2 elif event.type == EventType.ButtonPress: lp_id = window_1.after(3000, mouse_pressed_id) pressmode = 1 elif lp_id: window_1.after_cancel(lp_id) lp_id = None pressmode = 0 print(pressmode, lp_id) window_1.bind("<Button-1>", mouse_pressed_id) window_1.bind("<ButtonRelease-1>", mouse_pressed_id) window_1.mainloop() You see the numbers after 'after#' are going forever, how can I reset it?
RE: Increase Numbers forever and need reset? - deanhystad - Oct-23-2020 Why do you care about the value of some event handle? If I was writing something like "after" I would make sure to create a unique handle for each event. In the code below I create and delete a Frame each time the mouse button is pressed/released. Each time I get a different ID for the frame. Would you want to reset the frame ID?s from tkinter import * mouse_repeat = None window = None root = Tk() def mouse_event(event): global window if event.type == EventType.ButtonPress: window = Frame(root) print('start', window) elif window is not None: print('cancel', window) del window window = None root.bind("<Button-1>", mouse_event) root.bind("<ButtonRelease-1>", mouse_event) root.mainloop() RE: Increase Numbers forever and need reset? - ATARI_LIVE - Oct-23-2020 (Oct-23-2020, 12:23 PM)deanhystad Wrote: Why do you care about the value of some event handle? Thought it might eat up to fill the memory? and slower? RE: Increase Numbers forever and need reset? - deanhystad - Oct-23-2020 You can test if it "eats up memory" or is slower. I doubt either, but if you are concerned about that you should test and verify. Then if you have a legitimate concern you can try to figure out how to reuse the after handles. Until then your time is better spent writing code. RE: Increase Numbers forever and need reset? - ATARI_LIVE - Oct-23-2020 (Oct-23-2020, 01:48 PM)deanhystad Wrote: You can test if it "eats up memory" or is slower. I doubt either, but if you are concerned about that you should test and verify. Then if you have a legitimate concern you can try to figure out how to reuse the after handles. Until then your time is better spent writing code. I see the task performance seem not effects... I guess I have to ignore it. thanks. |