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Arbitrary Handlers (Feature)

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We are using prompt_toolkit and using layout prompt_toolkit.layout.containers that hold prompt_toolkit.layout.controls.FormattedTextControl. It would be great to send the progress bar to one of these controls instead of going only to stdout. Right now, sending it to stdout corrupts the prompt-toolkit layout.

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Created 2 years ago
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rsalmeicommented, Dec 19, 2022

Hy @jacobian91, I’m committing the code! It should be released soon, let me know if it does work, will you?

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TheTechRobocommented, Jun 1, 2021

If i understand correctly, you want an option like print(file=sys.stdout).

If so I agree fully! That would be a very useful feature!

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