I'm working on making a menu in python that needs to: Print out a menu with numbered options Let the user enter a numbered option Depending on the option number the user picks, run a function spec...

Apr 23, 2013 · Here is my example of a simple menu in Python. It is an improved version of an old one from this site. import os import msvcrt as m # Function for waiting for key press def wait(): m.getch() # Clear screen before to show menu, cls is MS Windows command os.system('cls') ans=True while ans: print(""" Simple menu: ------------ 1.Add a Student 2 ...

Apr 20, 2022 · I am looking for a similar functionality and found this package: console_menu on PyPI. I haven't tried it out yet but apparently it should be simple to use. I copy their documentation example below. # Import the necessary packages from consolemenu import * from consolemenu.items import * # Create the menu menu = ConsoleMenu("Title", "Subtitle") # Create some items # MenuItem is the base class ...

Dec 2, 2019 · This menu-maker came from following a discussion about how to force a response to an input statement. It is the only code I have ever written that I thought might be of use to others.

Feb 8, 2017 · As stated, the issue is the recursive calling of the mainmenu in the submenu. In another word, the submenu created a new instance of the mainmenu each time the "back" key is pressed. To solve it, simply return to the mainmenu without calling another main menu. From submenu: elif option.lower () == 'b': return This method will return "None" to the mainmenu the while loop will need to account ...

Jan 13, 2017 · You shouldn't completely change the question. If you have a new question, search for an answer first, then try to create a minimal reproducible example.

Apr 3, 2018 · 1) Add a menu function, I only did the first three so that you can get the idea (you can do the rest of them), for example. def menu(): print '1) Create a dictionary' print '2) Update the dictionary' print '3) Sort the dictionary' task = raw_input('Enter the number to perform the corresponding task: ') if task == '1': user_dict = creating ...

May 2, 2015 · I am new to python and would like to create a Pizza ordering system using python, that looks something like this. 1 Hawaiian $7.50 2 Champagne Ham & Cheese $7.5...

Nov 6, 2020 · If you move the infinite loop to your main program, you can think of instantiating and presenting to the user a new (or existing) menu in every iteration, until he chooses Q(uit) from the main menu. Then you can define a base class Menu with the basics only. After that you can think in a MainMenu sub-class, and whatever more menus you need. The menus do not need to interact with the user, but ...

Mar 6, 2019 · I am creating a GUI that builds information about a person. I want the user to select their birth month using a drop down bar, with the months configured earlier as a list format. from tkinter im...