Method "watch_value" overrides class "Input" in an incompatible manner
Return type mismatch: base method returns type "Coroutine[Any, Any, None]", override returns type "None"
Type "None" cannot be assigned to type "Coroutine[Any, Any, None]"PylancereportIncompatibleMethodOverride
Method "validate_cursor_position" overrides class "Input" in an incompatible manner
Parameter 2 name mismatch: base parameter is named "cursor_position", override parameter is named "position"PylancereportIncompatibleMethodOverride
These wouldn't actually be problems, due to the nature of the reactive properties system, but whatever, I can make it match, no problem.
I don't know what all should have type annotations, and honestly it's
pretty confusing how these are used. For instance, `selecting_text`
goes from:
(variable) selecting_text: bool
to:
(variable) selecting_text: Literal[False]
when annotating it as a bool, looking at the hover text in VS Code
with Pylance language server.
Use absolute positions instead of delta coordinates.
The deltas would sometimes give points "jutting out" — only by a pixel,
but confusing when trying to do pixel art. You might not even notice it
but it might make you feel like a bad artist until you do.
- Make there be a border at the outside on both the left and the right
- For the inner dividing borders, use left instead of right so that
there's a slight gap between the left-aligned text and the border.
I was going to include meta as an alternative for all shortcuts, for
macOS, but I don't know if this works, and it's a little silly having
just one shortcut with meta like this.
ChatGPT did most of this for me. I just said "Please add type annotations to this code. Surround the code in a Markdown code block."
and then fixed the Generator and the lambda.
