Both Mouse.LEFT and Mouse.Right running on clicks

[Brandon Perry]

So I have my code do something different based on whether the user clicks with the left or right mouse button. However, I noticed that for some reason both print statements are running when I click on any mouse button. Any idea as to what might be causing this?

Code snip:

window.push_handlers(Objects.global_mouse_handler)

... #more code

@window.event

def on_mouse_press(x,y,button,modifiers):

    if mouse.LEFT and Objects.game_obj.game_state == 'Map Editor':

        Terrain.terrain_obj.map_editor_function(x,y)

    #Run Dijskstra search

    if mouse.LEFT and Objects.game_obj.game_state == 'Main':

        print('left selected')

        #if player is selected player, run djikstra

        for player in [obj for obj in Objects.game_obj.game_objects if obj.__class__ == Players.Player]:

            if player.selected == True:

                player_cell = Terrain.terrain_obj.return_player_cell(player)

                destination_cell = Terrain.terrain_obj.return_sprite_index(x,y)

                print('left click, player cell',player_cell)

                print('left click, destination cell',destination_cell)

                nav_list = Terrain.terrain_obj.Dijkstra_algorithm(player_cell,destination_cell)

                nav_path = Terrain.terrain_obj.return_list_cell_positions(nav_list)

                player.nav_path = nav_path

                player.navigation = True

    #Select player

    if mouse.RIGHT and Objects.game_obj.game_state == 'Main':

        print('right selected')

        #Runs through players and makes player.selected = True if within mouse coordinates

        for player in [obj for obj in Objects.game_obj.game_objects if obj.__class__ == Players.Player]:

            player_coord = player.sprite.position

            half_width = player.sprite.width//2

            half_height = player.sprite.height//2

            if (x >= player_coord[0] - half_width and x <= player_coord[0] + half_width) and \

                (y >= player_coord[1] - half_height and y <= player_coord[1] + half_height):

                player.selected = True

                print('right click player name', player.name, ' selected')

                #highlights which cells the selected player can move to

                available_cells = Terrain.terrain_obj.move_distance_calc(player)

                for cell in available_cells:

                    Terrain.terrain_obj.terrain_dict[cell].terrain_type == 'Black'

                    #print('reached init cell loop')

                    Terrain.terrain_obj.terrain_dict[cell].sprite=Terrain.terrain_obj.terrain_dict[cell].init_cell()

            else:

                player.selected = False

                print('right click',player.name,' unselected')

--###More code

[Bruce Smith]

Guess from skimming your code: mouse.LEFT is just a pyglet-defined constant. In your If statements, try replacing it with (button & mouse.LEFT) (and the same for RIGHT).

- Bruce Smith

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[Brandon Perry]

That worked, thanks!

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