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Tweak a couple of words in my blog post
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## unbored
The next application was initially going to be a very quick hack, but
actually turned into a less-trivial build that I'd initially envisaged; not
actually turned into a less-trivial build than I'd initially envisaged; not
in a negative way though. The more I played with it the more I explored and
I feel that this ended up being my first really good exploration of some
useful (personal -- your kilometerage may vary) patterns and approaches when
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with some `if`/`elif` work but it didn't feel elegant. Moreover, it meant
that the `Footer` always displayed the same description for the key.
That's when I realised that it made way more sense to have a `BINDING` for
That's when I realised that it made way more sense to have a `Binding` for
`escape` in every widget that was the actual context for escape's use. So I
went from one top-level binding to...
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### Pain points
On top the issues of getting to know terminal-based-CSS that I mentioned
On top of the issues of getting to know terminal-based-CSS that I mentioned
earlier:
- Textual currently lacks any sort of selection list or radio-set widget.