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Test undo/redo behaviour of text input widgets on macOS. #2151

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Widgets tested are:

  • TextInput
  • MultilineTextInput
  • PasswordInput
  • NumberInput

The cocoa MultilineTextInput widget has been updated to enable undo.

Replaces PR #2037

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The cocoa MultilineTextInput widget has been updated to enable undo
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This second try was easier. Previously, the NSEvent.keyEventWithType function was ignoring modifierFlags if the characters parameter was a single character... My solution was to set that parameter to None. You seem to have found a better solution.

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This looks really good. I've dropped a couple of minor comments inline; once those are cleaned up, this should be good to land! Thanks!

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bruno-rino and others added 2 commits October 11, 2023 12:19
Co-authored-by: Russell Keith-Magee <russell@keith-magee.com>
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bruno-rino commented Oct 11, 2023

A question of style: I am adding skip to another method that needs it. Do you prefer the call to be pytest.skip() or just skip()? I can see mostly pytest.skip() in the source, but xfail() is always not namespaced.

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A question of style: I am adding skip to another method that needs it. Do you prefer the call to be pytest.skip() or just skip()? I can see mostly pytest.skip() in the source, but xfail() is always not namespaced.

My personal preference is pytest.skip(); but that's in the category of "strong opinion, weakly held". It has essentially come down to who is writing a module as to which form is used. If there's an existing usage in the file, stick to that form; if there's not, it's dealer's choice :-)

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Awesome - thanks!

@freakboy3742 freakboy3742 merged commit 4b335e3 into beeware:main Oct 12, 2023
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