I am having a python based key recorder that uses pyhook to grab the key strokes. Just before the recording, I display a modal dialog to the user which starts the process of hooking the keyboard for the recording. After the button for record is pressed in the dialog, I am closing the dialog in its event handler:
self.MakeModal(False)
self.Destroy()
The dialog object then returns to the main caller and the keys are hooked again through the following method:
If I am clicking the button for the dialog box, the code runs as expected. But when I am pressing Enter instead of clicking, the Keyup event of Key.ENTER gets displayed in the application process. Is there any specific way of flushing/removing all the changes made prior to the hooking of a device by pyhook?
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I am having a python based key recorder that uses pyhook to grab the key strokes. Just before the recording, I display a modal dialog to the user which starts the process of hooking the keyboard for the recording. After the button for record is pressed in the dialog, I am closing the dialog in its event handler:
The dialog object then returns to the main caller and the keys are hooked again through the following method:
If I am clicking the button for the dialog box, the code runs as expected. But when I am pressing Enter instead of clicking, the Keyup event of Key.ENTER gets displayed in the application process. Is there any specific way of flushing/removing all the changes made prior to the hooking of a device by pyhook?