If you want to show text of test after the value of modify you can concatenate
it. that would work as long as it is a string. if you are dealing with numbers,
you can pass it to str function and concatenate it that way. see the code below.
x=input(“modify: ”+a)
for detecting keypresses in console, i don't exactly remember the function that
lets you do that right now. i'll have to look through my projects and get back
to you.
Hth.
Nick.
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On Jun 1, 2019, at 07:22, <mhysnm1964@xxxxxxxxx> <mhysnm1964@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
I have a list (array) with pre-populated. I want to modify some of the
elements via console using python. I have found the input() command for
python 3.7. But function does not allow me to insert a variable to be edited.
For example:
A = ‘test of text’
B = Input (‘Modify:’)
The above function does not allow you to show the following and modify:
Modify: test of text
Then I want to use the backspace, arrow keys, etc to change the “test of
text” to something else and on pressing enter the new value is saved in a
variable. This I want to do in the console. Not GUI.
