When wrapping a function with @Halo syntax the wrapped function has no access to the spinner and therefore cannot do any of the extra stuff with the spinner, such as change the text. With this change, if the wrapped function accepts a spinner parameter, the halo instance is passed as the value for that parameter.
Considerations: If the wrapped function is called passing a value to the spinner parameter, this may override it or produce an error, I'm unclear. The behaviour here, or the possibility to configure the name of the parameter, are things I've considered but not put effort into implementing - love to discuss.
(the change is working great as-is in a personal project of mine)
TODO: tests, based on outcome of above discussion.
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When wrapping a function with
@Halo
syntax the wrapped function has no access to the spinner and therefore cannot do any of the extra stuff with the spinner, such as change the text. With this change, if the wrapped function accepts aspinner
parameter, the halo instance is passed as the value for that parameter.Considerations: If the wrapped function is called passing a value to the
spinner
parameter, this may override it or produce an error, I'm unclear. The behaviour here, or the possibility to configure the name of the parameter, are things I've considered but not put effort into implementing - love to discuss.(the change is working great as-is in a personal project of mine)
TODO: tests, based on outcome of above discussion.
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