Python Turtle Goto Method Recursion

Question

How do I make it so that the goto used previously stops executing when I try to execute another? Whenever I click before the turtle stops moving, the turtle will move to the position I want it to but then resume its previous goto commands. Is there a solution to this?

player = turtle.Turtle()
player.speed(1)
def moveturtle(x,y):
    player.goto(x,y)

scrn = turtle.Screen()
scrn.delay(50)
player.penup()
scrn.onscreenclick(moveturtle)

scrn.listen()
scrn.mainloop()

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Answer 1

I guess there is not a way to get it the way I intended it to be. I wanted the user to be able to change the path of the turtle at any time, but instead, I had to make it so that the turtle must complete its previous path before being assigned a new one.

player = turtle.Turtle()
pos1 = player.position()
player.speed(1)
def moveturtle(x,y):
    nonlocal pos1
    if player.distance(pos1) == 0:
        player.goto(x,y)
        pos1 = (x,y)

scrn = turtle.Screen()
scrn.delay(50)
player.penup()
scrn.onscreenclick(moveturtle)

scrn.listen()
scrn.mainloop()