Hello,

I'm using  "keyboard" from "pynput" to detect the keys pressed  on keyboard.
Here's my code :

from pynput import keyboard

kb = keyboard.Controller()

def listener():
    number = 0  
    with keyboard.Events() as events:
        for event in events:
            if hasattr(event.key, "vk") and 96 == event.key.vk:    # 0
                number = 0
                break
            if hasattr(event.key, "vk") and 97 == event.key.vk:    # 1
                number = 1
                break
        #kb.press(keyboard.Key.esc)
        #kb.release(keyboard.Key.esc)
    return number

print("Press 0 or 1\n")
number = listener()
if number == 0:
    print("number 0 detected")
    input("-> ")
elif number == 1:
    print("number 1 detected")
    input("-> ")

The user press 0 or 1 to escape the listener. My problem is when the user press other keys on keyboard, letters for exemple are kept in memory, the input is fill with the letters pressed :

number 1 detected
-> test1

To avoid this a simulation of pressing ESC allow to clear the letters in memory (the lines in comment) BUT if the user press ENTER before 0 or 1 the input is instantly validated with the keys pressed before enter.
The simulation of ESC doesn't resolve this

Is it possible to delete everything in memory before the input command ?

Thank you

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Edité par HugoTanneau 10 juin 2022 à 10:22:22