I'm writing a small application on Python.
I have a While
loop executing indefinitely while a global variable is set to True, but I want to be able to set this same variable as False clicking another button (I'm using dearpygui to make a interface).
Here's the main function code:
import pyautogui
import time
global enabled
enabled = True
def stopautoclick():
listglobals = globals()
listglobals["enabled"] = False
def autoclick(button, delay, coordX, coordY):
listglobals = globals()
mousebutton = button
match mousebutton:
case "Esquerdo":
mousebutton = "left";
case "Direito":
mousebutton = "right";
case "Centro":
mousebutton = "middle";
print(mousebutton)
time.sleep(delay)
while listglobals["enabled"]:
pyautogui.click(x=coordX, y=coordY, button=mousebutton);
time.sleep(delay);
See that enabled
global variable?
So, I created a button to stop that while
iteration by setting this global variable to False
, like this:
dpg.add_button(label="Parar Auto Click", callback=lambda: stopautoclick)
Problem is nothing in my code executes while the while
loop iterates. Therefore, when I click the stop button, it doesn't execute anything and the value of the global variable enabled
is not changed.
Even tried using the asyncio
library to make the code execute asynchronously, but no success.
TL;DR: I want to be able to stop a loop (be a while
or a for
loop, doesn't matter) by clicking a button in my window interface, but while the loop is running, nothing else executes.