[BUG] Possible missing `end` keyword argument in `Text.from_markup`
See original GitHub issueIs Text.from_markup
missing an end
keyword-argument?
I use Text("Hello, world!", end="")
to create Text
object without a newline. If I want to use console markup, I’d want to use Text.from_markup(":rocket: Hello, world!", end="")
, but this throws an argument error.
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You may be right! In the meantime, you can set
end
after you have created the Text object withtext.end=''
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