🔒 Can someone help me with my project?

[vast path]

Hello, my project is something like a command prompt or something like that
i need help for 2 things
1 - Being able to run other commands after one was already ran
Like when i use a command in the project i cant use the other ones after that
2 - Disabling/Enabling input
When something is loading, i dont want the user to be able to type anything and interrupt the text

[sudden crystal]

@vast path

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[tender yew]

for the first one you can create a loop and each time you ask in input command, and break the loop when command is something like say exit. I don't know about the second one though.

[vast path]

i dont want to be able to type when its loading

[vast path]

the second one is smth like this

[tender yew]

Yeah I see... I can't think of a way to solve that though...

[vast path]

okay then can you show me an example code of this

i dont have much knowledge about loops

[tender yew]

alright

while True:
    cmd = input("(cmd)-> ")
    
    if cmd == "help":
        pass
    
    if cmd == "...":
        pass
    
    // Write your commands

    if cmd == "exit":
        break

[vast path]

ok thanks but how do i make it open another input to run another command after i run one

[tender yew]

uhh it will loop right so as long as the command is not exit, you will get to input another command after running one

[vast path]

oh okay i forgot the while True: part

but now it doesnt print anything

@tender yew

Uhh

@tender yew

[wheat surge]

pass should not exist in the if statement

[tender yew]

remove the pass and replace it with your print statements

[vast path]

thank you all

[sudden crystal]

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