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result = App.run()

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To be added by @willmcgugan

  1. Thanks for such a great library
  2. We are using your library! See the result here: https://github.com/fluidattacks/makes/pull/725
  3. This is not an outstanding feature that must be added
  4. But It would be very useful in some cases

The App class is normally used as a whole application: App.run()

It would be useful if we could return data from it on exit so we can do result = App.run(). This allows for having many ‘scenes’ (Apps) in our application, for instance for asking user for a value and then do some work, then show other ‘scene’ (other App), etc

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  • State:closed
  • Created 2 years ago
  • Reactions:6
  • Comments:6

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willmcgugancommented, Oct 15, 2021

Your app looks great BTW

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