Python module for easily binding hotkeys in Windows.
There are a few other libraries out there that do this, but none of them seem to work with Python 3.4+, so hotpy was born.
import hotpy
def handle_f9():
print("F9 Pressed")
def exit():
return False # if a callback returns false, hotpy.listen() exits
hotpy.register(handle_f9, 'F9')
hotpy.register(exit, 'F9', ['Ctrl', 'Shift'])
hotpy.listen()See the source for a list of valid key and modifier names.
The idea and a portion of the code came from: https://github.com/schurpf/pyhk
- Python 3.x (only tested on 3.4+)
- py32win
GPLv2