Handling Mouse Events on Terminal | Intro to curses in Python (Part-4)

Welcome to the 4th video of my tutorial series on "curses in Python". Learn how to handle mouse click events on terminal in a curses application with simple examples using this video.

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#curses #python #tutorial

[fiopio]

Very good serie! Thank you for your explanations ^^

[andymac]

Can you please tell me what Sublime plugin are you using that has autocomplete for curses? I can't seem to find any

[DragonRazor]

are you gonna make more videos on curses?

[prawnydagrate]

I see that you are using a cool ZSH theme and you're using Plank to create a dock all on Linux. If you want a Spotlight Search feature, you can use Synapse. Synapse allows you to set a keyboard shortcut for it and keeps running in the background. When you press the keyboard shortcut you have set, you get a window that works just like the macOS Spotlight.

[mihaibozian]

Hey there, as I understand when u click on "red" or "green" you just add on the position of initial "Hello" another "Hello" with other color, now my question is how can I do for example if I have 100 colors?
I have for example a 2d array like 9x9 and I want to be able when I click on every of them to change the elements from "@" into "*"

[andymac]

Your tutorial is so good it about to become classics, but please tell me: what is the shell (I assume ZSH but still ask), shell plugin, and theme you use in your terminal?

[NinjaXryho]

How did you get that dock with icon magnification? I'm on Gnome 3 and have never seen that.