dd49a723ee
Initially this was "throw most if not all widgets at the display and disable everything" test; but in #2028 it was requested that this be simplified, just using the same widget, in enabled and disabled states. Button seems like a good choice here. To ensure that things work as intended, I'm going with the approach of disabling via a container as that's one big change that the disabled facility brought in.
32 lines
913 B
Python
32 lines
913 B
Python
from textual.app import App, ComposeResult
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from textual.containers import Horizontal
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from textual.widgets import Button
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class WidgetDisableTestApp(App[None]):
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CSS = """
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Horizontal {
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height: auto;
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}
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Button {
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width: 1fr;
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}
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"""
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def compose(self) -> ComposeResult:
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for _ in range(4):
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with Horizontal():
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yield Button()
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yield Button(variant="primary")
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yield Button(variant="success")
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yield Button(variant="warning")
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yield Button(variant="error")
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with Horizontal(disabled=True):
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yield Button()
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yield Button(variant="primary")
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yield Button(variant="success")
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yield Button(variant="warning")
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yield Button(variant="error")
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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WidgetDisableTestApp().run()
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