Hi Daniel
As I wrote earlier I forgot to add
key_handler = key.KeyStateHandler()
def update(dt):
window.push_handlers(key_handler)
which was in my code but I didn't write it down. This caused the
accumulation (apparently?).
I have used this key_handler to check if a button is currently pressed down,
and I was surprised that it affected the other stuff.
If in the above I comment out
window.push_handlers(key_handler)
and put pass,
'Ole' replaces the original message and no further changes happen.
Is there a good explanation for why messing with key_handler affects
on_key_press stuff?
I think I may do what Greg suggested and try to define the handlers once so
that they
trigger the appropriate functions in the game scenes. This seems rather
safe,
unless there are performance issues or other unforeseen problems.
Thanks for the example though!
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