How to continue running code and still get input from user so you can select items from typing while in the terminal as code is being ran.
I tried this code:
itemA = False
itemB = False
itemC = False
while True:
input = input("input example")
if input == "a":
# execute a's code
# execute code
This only executes the code under input() after input() is ran, and asks the input again.
How can I make this run the code under input without stopping for every input()?
You can use the threading
package to do this. This allows you to basically have 2 while
loops running at the same time. In your case, one for input and one for other code. Here is some code that will do this.
itemA = False
itemB = False
itemC = False
import threading
def execute_code():
while True:
# execute code (not waiting for input)
print("hi")
continue
threading.Thread(target=execute_code).start()
while True:
input("input example")
# execute code (waiting for input)