Trying to make a cursor lock, not working for unknown reasons

Question

Please help me, there is no errors the setDisabled is just not called whenever I press N after pressing H. If anyone knows how to improve or fix, please help. Code:

import pyautogui
import keyboard

pyautogui.FAILSAFE = False

enabled = False

def setDisabled(a):
    global enabled
    print 'setDisabled: ' + str(enabled)
    enabled = False
    print 'setDisabled: ' + str(enabled)
    resetMouse()

keyboard.on_release_key('n', setDisabled)

def resetMouse():
    global enabled
    print 'resetMouse: ' + str(enabled)
    if enabled is True:
        pyautogui.moveTo(1, 1, 0)
        resetMouse()
    else:
        print "no"

def setEnabled(a):
    global enabled
    print 'setEnabled: ' + str(enabled)
    enabled = True
    print 'setEnabled: ' + str(enabled)
    resetMouse()

keyboard.on_release_key('h', setEnabled)

resetMouse()

Answer 1

When you press h then keyboard runs resetMouse which runs again resetMouse and it runs again resetMouse so this functions never ends - you have recursion - and it never go back to keyboard and it can't check other keys.

You would have to run resetMouse in different way - ie. you can run it in loop which keeps program running. And resetMouse shouldn't run again resetMouse but this loop should run.

import pyautogui
import keyboard
import time

# --- functions ---    

def setDisabled(a):
    global enabled

    print('setDisabled: ' + str(enabled))
    enabled = False
    print('setDisabled: ' + str(enabled))

    #resetMouse()

def setEnabled(a):
    global enabled

    print('setEnabled: ' + str(enabled))
    enabled = True
    print('setEnabled: ' + str(enabled))

    #resetMouse()

def resetMouse():
    global enabled

    #print('resetMouse: ' + str(enabled))
    if enabled: # is True:
        pyautogui.moveTo(1, 1, 0)
    #else:
    #    print("no")

# --- main ---

pyautogui.FAILSAFE = False

enabled = False

keyboard.on_release_key('n', setDisabled)
keyboard.on_release_key('h', setEnabled)

while True:
    #time.sleep(1) # to use less CPU 
    resetMouse()