source: xplra/test/hotkeytest.py@ 96:eef8ca34bc9e

Last change on this file since 96:eef8ca34bc9e was 54:fb6a875ea5d2, checked in by István Váradi <ivaradi@…>, 12 years ago

Added support for the hotkey functions in the C++ client and a test program as well

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1# Test program for the Python client library: hotkey handling
2
3#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4
5import time
6
7#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
8
9if __name__ == "__main__":
10 from xplra import XPlane, ProtocolException
11
12 xplane = XPlane()
13
14 try:
15 print "Connecting to X-Plane..."
16 xplane.connect()
17 print "Connected to X-Plane."
18 print
19
20 print "Registering hotkeys: Ctrl+A, Shift+B, Ctrl+Shift+C, Ctrl+Q..."
21 xplane.registerHotkeys([0x0241, 0x0142, 0x0343, 0x0251])
22 print "Registered hotkeys..."
23 print
24
25 print "Listening to hotkeys..."
26 while True:
27 states = xplane.queryHotkeys()
28 message = ""
29 if states[3]: break
30 if states[0]:
31 if message: message += ", "
32 message += "Ctrl+A"
33 if states[1]:
34 if message: message += ", "
35 message += "Shift+B"
36 if states[2]:
37 if message: message += ", "
38 message += "Ctrl+Shift+C"
39 if message:
40 message += " pressed"
41 xplane.showMessage(message, 3.0)
42
43 time.sleep(0.5)
44
45 except Exception as e:
46 print ">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Exception caught:", str(e)
47 finally:
48 xplane.unregisterHotkeys()
49 xplane.disconnect()
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