[pygame] Re: Question about Pygame-menu package

[Alec Bennett <wrybread@xxxxxxxxx>]

Apologies, there were a few errors in my sample. Attached is a fixed version. 

If anyone has any tips about how to close the menu, I'd love to hear. I can close it with the ESC key, but not by selecting an item.

 

import pygame, sys
from pygame.locals import *


import pygameMenu                # This imports classes and other things
from pygameMenu.locals import *  # Import constants (like actions)



'''

Testing pygame-menu. Keyboard 1 launches menu1, keyboard 2 launches menu2.


'''



# set up pygame
pygame.init()
clock = pygame.time.Clock()
surface = pygame.display.set_mode((800, 600) )
pygame.display.set_caption('test')






# background for menus
def menu_bg():
    """
    Background color of the main menu, on this function user can plot
    images, play sounds, etc.
    """
    surface.fill((40, 0, 40))


# triggered when menu item selected
def item_selected(arg):
    print "item selected %s" % arg

    menu1.disable() # should close menu1? But isn't...
    menu2.disable() # should close menu2? But isn't...
    print menu2.is_enabled()

    #menu2.reset(100)
    #menu2.reset(1)

    
#create menu1
menu1 = pygameMenu.Menu(surface,
                        bgfun=menu_bg,
                        enabled=False,
                        font=pygameMenu.fonts.FONT_NEVIS,
                        menu_alpha=90,
                        #onclose=PYGAME_MENU_CLOSE,
                        onclose=PYGAME_MENU_RESET,  # If this menu closes (press ESC) back to main
                        title='Main Menu',
                        title_offsety=5,
                        window_height=800,
                        window_width=600
                        )

menu1.add_option('choice1', item_selected, "item1")
menu1.add_option('choice2', item_selected, "item2")
menu1.add_option('choice3', item_selected, "item3")
menu1.add_option('Exit', PYGAME_MENU_BACK)  



#create menu2
menu2 = pygameMenu.Menu(surface,
                        bgfun=menu_bg,
                        enabled=False,
                        font=pygameMenu.fonts.FONT_NEVIS,
                        menu_alpha=90,
                        #onclose=PYGAME_MENU_CLOSE,
                        #onclose=PYGAME_MENU_RESET,
                        onclose=PYGAME_MENU_RESET,  # If this menu closes (press ESC) back to main
                        #onreturn=change_color_bg,  # Action when pressing return on a element
                        title='Menu 2',
                        title_offsety=5,
                        window_height=800,
                        window_width=600,
                        menu_height=400,
                        menu_width=600
                        )

menu2.add_option('menu2 choice1', item_selected, "itemmmm1")
menu2.add_option('menu2 pygame_menu_back', PYGAME_MENU_BACK)  
menu2.add_option('menu2 pygame_menu_close', PYGAME_MENU_CLOSE)  
menu2.add_option('menu2 pygame_menu_exit', PYGAME_MENU_EXIT)  



# run the game loop
while True:

    clock.tick(60)


    # fill the bg and draw some text
    surface.fill((255,255,255))

    font1 = pygame.font.SysFont(None, 48)
    text = font1.render('The Main Window', True, (0,255,0), (255,0,0))
    textRect = text.get_rect()
    textRect.centerx = surface.get_rect().centerx
    textRect.centery = surface.get_rect().centery
    surface.blit(text, textRect)

    pygame.display.update()


    events = pygame.event.get()


    # Execute main from principal menu if is enabled
    menu1.mainloop(events)
    menu2.mainloop(events)

    
    for event in events:

        if event.type == KEYDOWN:
            # open menu1 if they press the 1 key
            if event.key == 49:
                print "enabling menu1!"
                menu1.enable()
            # open menu2 if they press the 2 key
            elif event.key == 50:
                print "enabling menu2!"
                menu2.enable()
            print event.key
            
        
        if event.type == QUIT:
            pygame.quit()
            sys.exit()