In #95 we added a position parameter to allow users to specify the position to show the options. And we didn't call screen.clear() with that change. But in some use cases, like #123, users do expect that the screen should be cleared.
At first, I thought we could use None as the default value for the position parameter and in this case, we could call screen.clear(). But then I realized that the position argument shouldn't be coupled with whether we should call screen.clear(). Someone might just want to show the options in the middle of the screen, and they still want the screen to be cleared.
So I decided to add a new parameter clear_screen to change the behavior, and the default value for clear_screen is True to maintain compatibility.
@Cornelius-Figgle, does this satisfy your original requirements?
In #95 we added a
position
parameter to allow users to specify the position to show the options. And we didn't callscreen.clear()
with that change. But in some use cases, like #123, users do expect that the screen should be cleared.At first, I thought we could use
None
as the default value for theposition
parameter and in this case, we could callscreen.clear()
. But then I realized that theposition
argument shouldn't be coupled with whether we should callscreen.clear()
. Someone might just want to show the options in the middle of the screen, and they still want the screen to be cleared.So I decided to add a new parameter
clear_screen
to change the behavior, and the default value forclear_screen
isTrue
to maintain compatibility.@Cornelius-Figgle, does this satisfy your original requirements?