This is the current code:
def wait_for_button(button):
while not (button.read()) :
pass
wait_for_button(push_button1)
print('Hi')
wait_for_button(push_button2)
print('Bye')
But the problem with this code is that push_button1
has to be pressed first, and, only then, will the push button 2 work. If push button 1 is not pressed before push button 2, it will not print out 'Bye' (referring to the code above).
Is there a way such that instead of going in a sequence (pushputton1->pushbutton2) ,it can go either way, i.e. no matter which button is pressed first, the code will still work? Thanks
If I understand correctly the question, you want to exit when button 2 is pressed (regardless whether button 1 has been pressed). You could create the following function for such a case:
def wait_for_buttons(button1, button2):
button1_pressed = False
button2_pressed = False
while not button2_pressed:
if button1.read():
button1_pressed = True
print("Hi")
if button2.read():
button2_pressed = True
wait_for_buttons(push_button1, push_button2)
print('Bye')