Binding key presses to custom methods

[jeffwright13]

Is there a way to bind keypresses (or any other action, actually) to custom methods? All the examples I've seen are bound to single actions, defined in quotes within an await statement. What I'd like to do is explore stringing several actions in a row, as defined in a method. For example, let's say I have individual bindings for keypresses "F", "M", E" and "P", each of which toggles (hids/unhides) its own widget. I'd like to define a series of actions to be executed on keypress "A" which would toggle all four of "F", "M", E" and "P".

[jeffwright13]

Actually I just stumbled on the "test app" code in app.py (MyApp). I can see there's a keybinding there defined as:

await self.bind("b", "toggle_sidebar", "Toggle sidebar")

...and there is also an action_toggle_sidebar method defined below it. So that seems like a promising breadcrumb? At the very least, the magic action_ prefix seems to turn my defined binding into one that is callable, so I'l continue down this path for a bit and see where it leads.

[aitoehigie]

You seem to have correctly answered the question you asked.

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