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| print('ciao') | ||
| from pyscript import display | ||
| display("hello world") | ||
| display("hello world", append=True) |
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I think, if we want to be sure about any default, we can keep one of these without the append field ... what do you think?
| from pyscript import display | ||
| display('hello') | ||
| display('world') | ||
| display('hello', append=True) |
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same here ... if we really want to be sure append=True is the default, we should keep this not touched to me
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I believe we agreed on discord, that the default should be |
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Thanks @WebReflection and @ntoll In that case, let's close this PR. |
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The documentation mentions that
appendin display is False by default. But it really wasn't.So the docs were kinda wrong, see here: https://docs.pyscript.net/2023.09.1.RC2/user-guide/#pyscriptdisplay
Also, this PR builds on top of #1806 which fixed a typo from
FlasetoFalse.Even with the typo however, the docs were kinda wrong.