keytest

--setup for key handlers
local event = require "event" -- load event table and store the pointer to it in event
local term = require "term"
ship = component.warpdriveShipController
local char_w = string.byte("w") -- numerical representation of the space char
local char_s = string.byte("s")
local char_e = string.byte("e")
local char_p = string.byte("p")
local running = true -- state variable so the loop can terminate
 --print("Press W to close and S to say SLUT E to enter text P to Vomit it back")
function unknownEvent()
  -- do nothing if the event wasn't relevant
end
--end key handler setup
--begin main code
function mainmenu()
term.clear()
print("Press - to operate ship")
end



--main code ends here
--key handlers begin here
-- table that holds all event handlers
-- in case no match can be found returns the dummy function unknownEvent
local myEventHandlers = setmetatable({}, { __index = function() return unknownEvent end })

-- Example key-handler that simply sets running to false if the user hits space
function myEventHandlers.key_up(adress, char, code, playerName)
  if (char == char_w) then
    running = false
elseif (char == char_s) then
print("you pressed the s key slut")
elseif (char == char_e) then print("Enter Some Text") j = io.read() print("input Accepted")
elseif (char== char_p) then print("Computer Vomit:", j) mainmenu()
  end
end

-- The main event handler as function to separate eventID from the remaining arguments
function handleEvent(eventID, ...)
  if (eventID) then -- can be nil if no event was pulled for some time
    myEventHandlers[eventID](...) -- call the appropriate event handler with all remaining arguments
  end
end

-- main event loop which processes all events, or sleeps if there is nothing to do
while running do
  handleEvent(event.pull()) -- sleeps until an event is available, then process it
end
--end key handlers