Problem with input after function

[luilong]

Hi ghoul, the situation is the following:



the code in this case is the following:

    
def intro_menu():
    intro_menu_create()
    keyboard.add_hotkey('up', intro_menu_key_up)
    keyboard.add_hotkey('down', intro_menu_key_down)
    keyboard.add_hotkey('space', intro_menu_key_enter)
    keyboard.wait()

def intro_menu_create():
    global intro_index_selected

    intro_menu = ["Accedi", "Registrati", "Esci"]

    cls()
    ascii_art()
    print("\n" * 3)

    print(" Accedi \ Registrati")
    for i in range(1, 4):
        print("{1} {0} {2}".format(intro_menu[i-1], ">" if intro_index_selected == i else " ", "<" if intro_index_selected == i else " "))

def intro_menu_key_up():
    global intro_index_selected
    if intro_index_selected == 1:
        return
    intro_index_selected -= 1
    intro_menu_create()

def intro_menu_key_down():
    global intro_index_selected
    if intro_index_selected == 3:
        return
    intro_index_selected += 1
    intro_menu_create()

def intro_menu_key_enter():
    global intro_index_selected
    
    if intro_index_selected == 1:
        login_form()
    elif intro_index_selected == 2:
        registration_form()
    else:
        exit()

In this "menu function" when user press 'up' or 'down' keys,
the cursors '>' and '<' moves up and down to previous or following
menu item in according to the index "intro_index_selected" value, updating the print.

In this function for wait and catch the key pressed by the user i call the keyboard.wait() function.
When user press Enter key, thru the function "keyboard.add_hotkey('enter', intro_menu_key_enter)"
the relative function is called as shown below:

def intro_menu_key_enter():
    global intro_index_selected
    
    if intro_index_selected == 1:
        login_form()
    elif intro_index_selected == 2:
        registration_form()
    else:
        exit()

Now the problem exist when i call login_form() after have obtained
the 'enter' key thru keyboard.add_hotkey('enter', intro_menu_key_enter).

The login_form() was correctly called, but the first input was just "auto-validate" with empty value,
meanwhile is just possible to write in the second input.

If I choose another key instead of 'enter', it works properly ..
I've no idea where I could looking for the solution