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new control to switch to the secondary buffer and perform an action and return to the primary buffer. options to configure bg and fg color and pads

Hi,

I'm still continuing with my usage of PromptPlus, and continuing to stumble on new issues. I assume I am doing something wrong.

The code can be found here.

When I press any key, the Select seems to enter a "filter" mode. However, if I enter a string which does not exist in the options, I get the following exception:

1. How to resolve that error? Did I misconfigure something or is it a bug?
2. Can I disable the filter function? It's not needed in this case.
3. Can I disable other display functions, such as the "Choose an option:" prompt? The color highlighting of the selected option in the list is enough for me.

PromptPlus.TableSelect to Select item in table : Select row, column and data in a grid/table

PromptPlus.Table to write table in console : Show data in a grid/table

suggestion originated by the issue #59

Run a conditional pipeline for each pipe with the ability to redirect/cancel the flow sequence

I tried doing the following:

    private static List<string> ConfigOptions()
    {
        List<string> list = new();

        list.Add(WitchyConfiguration.Bnd ? "[x] BND" : "[ ] BND");
        list.Add(WitchyConfiguration.Dcx ? "[x] DCX" : "[ ] DCX");

        return list;
    }

    public static void CliConfigMode(CliOptions opt)
    {
        var select = PromptPlus.Select<string>("Select");
        select.Interaction(ConfigOptions(), (select, s) => { select.AddItem(s); });
        select.Run();
    }

This led to the following error:

PPlus.PromptPlusException: Could not find color or style ''.
   at PPlus.Drivers.StyleParser.Parse(String text, Overflow overflow)
   at PPlus.Drivers.Segment.Parse(String text, Style style)
   at PPlus.Drivers.ConsoleDriveWindows.Write(String value, Nullable`1 style, Boolean clearrestofline)
   at PPlus.Controls.Objects.BaseControl`1.RenderBuffer()
   at PPlus.Controls.Objects.BaseControl`1.Start(CancellationToken stoptoken)
   at PPlus.Controls.Objects.BaseControl`1.Run(Nullable`1 stoptoken)

Removing the brackets from the strings fixed the problem.

P.S.: Is there a better way in PromptPlus to do toggleable checkboxes like this?

I am tired of pointing out license violations as I have done before, but there is no copyright notice for code copied from my public library (published under the MIT License). This is not in accordance with the MIT License.

I consider the statement "inspired by" to be quite different from a copyright notice. In fact, it is just a copy.

ex: UpdateHandler(Action<UpdateProgressBar<< T >>, CancellationToken> value);

Ex:
var tbl = PromptPlus.TableMultiSelect("Your Prompt", "Descripion Table")
.AddItems(data)
.AutoFill(0, 80)
.AddFormatType(FmtDate)
.Templates(
selectedTemplate: (item) => $"Current Selected: [yellow]{item.Count()}[/]",
finishTemplate: (item) => $"[green]Selected: {item.Count()}[/]")
.Run();

see #76

suggestion originated by the issue #59

• EventWaitProcess
• UpdateProgressBar

proposal :

PromptPlus.AppendText("[RGB(255,0,0) ON WHITE]Test[/]")
    .And(" COLOR ",Color.Yellow)
    .And(" BACK COLOR ",new Style(Color.Red,Color.White))
    .And("other text")
    .WriteLine();

With the following reproduction code:

using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Globalization;
using PPlus;

namespace ERMovesetTool;

public static class Reproduce
{
    internal enum Modes
    {
        [Display(Name = "String 1")]
        A,
        [Display(Name = "String 2")] B,

        [Display(Name = "String 3")]
        C,
    }
    public static void Do()
    {
        //Ensure ValueResult Culture for all controls
        PromptPlus.Config.DefaultCulture = new CultureInfo("en-us");

        PromptPlus.Banner("Banner").Run();

        while (true)
        {
            PromptPlus.DoubleDash("Double Dash String");
            PromptPlus.SingleDash("Single Dash String");

            var select = PromptPlus.Select<Modes>("Select operation")
                .Run();
            if (!select.IsAborted)
            {
                switch (select.Value)
                {
                    case Modes.A:
                        PromptPlus.DoubleDash("Double Dash String");

                        PromptPlus.WriteLine("String");
                        var anyKey = PromptPlus.KeyPress().Run();
                        break;
                    case Modes.B:
                        break;
                    case Modes.C:
                        break;
                }
            }

            PromptPlus.DoubleDash("Double Dash String");
            var repeat = PromptPlus.Confirm("Confirm?").Run();
            if (repeat.IsAborted || repeat.Value.IsNoResponseKey())
                break;
        }
    }
}

Upon building and publishing the code, and running the EXE, if I perform the following actions:

1. Select operation "String 1"
2. Press any key
3. Confirm with Y
4. Press Arrow Down to select another operation

I get the following exception:

This doesn't seem to happen if I run the app in the IntelliJ Rider "Run" terminal window, only if running the EXE (with Windows Terminal in Windows 11).

Running PromptPlus.Clear() at the start of the while(true) loop seems to avoid the problem.

Not show Licence Acceptance for PromptPLus

suggestion originated by the issue #59

"Tab/Shift Tab:Change Month, Tab/Shift Tab:Change Month"

I noticed that PromptPlus.Error seems to only support WriteLine in terms of output. However PromptPlus has other interesting methods, such as Write, DoubleDash, SingleDash etc. I believe those should also be supported for the outerr stream.

ChartBar with wnabled

Global property : PaginationTemplate
Instance control(By config command) : PaginationTemplate(Func<int, int, int, string>? value)

I am using Arch Linux, and colors do not work.

I have the following code:

                    var input = PromptPlus.Input("Input new delay (in milliseconds)")
                        .AcceptInput(char.IsNumber)
                        .AddValidators(PromptValidators.IsTypeUInt16("Input is not within valid range"))
                        .ValidateOnDemand()
                        .Run();

I noticed that I cannot press Backspace, or use the arrow keys to move left/right in this input window. I have to press Esc to cancel out of the whole input and try again, if I make a typo. It's only possible to input characters, not remove characters.

I'm having some trouble with how PromptPlus automatically formats characters in strings.

My program is processing files such as C[c4201]_break.matbin. When processing them, it prints them to the console:

                                PromptPlus.WriteLine($"Unpacking {parser.Name}: {fileName}...");

So, when [] is contained in the file name, PromptPlus stumbles and throws an exception due to applying internal formatting to this somehow, which I can't seem to find in the docs.

It would be quite nice if it was possible to disable this formatting; on a per-function-call basis, as well as as a global configuration that will automatically escape any formatting in strings entered in any WriteLine (and similar functions).

For starters, I'd like to know how to manually escape such characters, for now.

• ConsoleDriveMemory / ConsoleDriveWindows Method : CountLines

Proposal :

        PromptPlus.Config.MinimalRender = true;
        And
        PromptPlus.[controlType](...)
             .Config(cfg => cfg.MinimalRender())

• Not Show Prompt, Description(and ChangeDescription) and Messages.Ressources (except tooltips)

Is it possible to have "separator" lines in Select elements?

In this example, I'd like to have, for example, a dash line between the "Toggle" options and the others, which cannot be selected (the select would just hop over it to the next one).

  Toggle option A
> Toggle option B
  Toggle option C
  ---------------
  Menu option A
  Menu option B
  Menu option C

A feature request. Would be nice to be able key/value pairs (and similar data) in columns with fixed width depending on the content.