问题
If you wait out the 4 seconds it says "You ran out of time" which is good. But then, to keep the loop going, you will have to press the enter
key to continue.
I want so that when it prints "You ran out of time" underneath instead of just typing, that it displays an input statement like "Type 'attack' to keep going" and the loop would continue from where it was.
from threading import Timer
import time
monsterhp = int(800)
y = 150
while monsterhp > 0:
timeout = 4
t = Timer(timeout, print, ['You ran out of time.'])
t.start()
print(" ")
prompt = "You have %d seconds Type 'attack' to hit the monster\nType here: " % timeout
answer = input(prompt)
t.cancel()
if answer == "attack":
print("You strike the monster")
time.sleep(1)
monsterhp = monsterhp - y
print("War Lord Health:", monsterhp)
回答1:
Doing the task you proposed isn't as easy as you might've guessed. It is easier to use the signal
module to do this: (I have incorporated your code with a modified version of the answer I linked)
import signal, time
def TimedInput(prompt='', timeout=20, timeoutmsg = None):
def timeout_error(*_):
raise TimeoutError
signal.signal(signal.SIGALRM, timeout_error)
signal.alarm(timeout)
try:
answer = input(prompt)
signal.alarm(0)
return answer
except TimeoutError:
if timeoutmsg:
print(timeoutmsg)
signal.signal(signal.SIGALRM, signal.SIG_IGN)
return None
monsterhp = int(800)
y = 150
while monsterhp > 0:
timeout = 4
timeoutmsg = 'You ran out of time.'
print(" ")
prompt = "You have %d seconds Type 'attack' to hit the monster\nType here: " % timeout
answer = TimedInput(prompt, timeout, timeoutmsg)
if answer == "attack":
print("You strike the monster")
time.sleep(1)
monsterhp = monsterhp - y
print("War Lord Health:", monsterhp)
Note: this will only work on all unix/mac system
You can change your while loop to this, for a improved version of your code:)
while monsterhp > 0:
timeout = 4
timeoutmsg = 'You ran out of time.'
print(" ")
prompt = "You have %d seconds Type 'attack' to hit the monster\nType here: " % timeout
answer = TimedInput(prompt, timeout, timeoutmsg)
if answer == "attack":
print("You strike the monster")
time.sleep(1)
monsterhp = monsterhp - y
print("War Lord Health:", monsterhp)
elif answer == None:
print("The War Lord has killed you, you're now dead")
print("Thanks for playing, \nGAME OVER")
break
回答2:
There is a new library inputimeout for standard input with timeout
$ pip install inputimeout
usage
from inputimeout import inputimeout, TimeoutOccurred
try:
something = inputimeout(prompt='>>', timeout=5)
except TimeoutOccurred:
something = 'something'
print(something)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44037060/how-to-set-a-timeout-for-input