Menus: Listen to button '0' or '10'

[BackRaw]

Hi,

I hope this hasn't been asked before. I'm trying to listen to whenever a player presses the '0' or '10' key on the keyboard to close a menu. I want to save previous changes the player made in other menus when the main menu has been closed (either option '4' - currently my manual method - or '0').

Is something like this possible?

Syntax: Select all

def my_callback(menu, index, option):
    if option is None:  # <--- check for 0
        print('0 has been pressed')

menu = SimpleMenu(select_callback=my_callback)
menu.append(SimpleOption(4, 'test', 'test'))
# some more options

menu.send(1)  # assuming this index exists

Thanks!


Edit: I'm assuming my_callback doesn't even get called when 0 is pressed. But that's just a thought.

[iPlayer]

Already been asked here

You're right, the callback doesn't get called when menu is closed. This can be changed though, by subclassing SimpleRadioMenu.

[BackRaw]

Thanks!