the super().coords() method is being called but the returned values are not being returned. Instead, the method seems to be used for its side effects.
it returns a list of coordinates for the item given as an argument.
I wanted to bring this to your attention as it may be a design choice that you made intentionally, but I also wanted to suggest that capturing and utilizing the returned values from super().coords() could be beneficial in certain cases. Thank you for your time and for creating CustomTkinter! ❤️
I have been using your CustomTkinter library and have noticed that in the coords() method CTkCanvas,
https://github.com/TomSchimansky/CustomTkinter/blob/09e584634c867f2b6074fcbfe41cba80d2b78c66/customtkinter/windows/widgets/core_rendering/ctk_canvas.py#L83-L99
the super().coords() method is being called but the returned values are not being returned. Instead, the method seems to be used for its side effects.
it returns a list of coordinates for the item given as an argument.
I wanted to bring this to your attention as it may be a design choice that you made intentionally, but I also wanted to suggest that capturing and utilizing the returned values from super().coords() could be beneficial in certain cases. Thank you for your time and for creating CustomTkinter! ❤️