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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon jithurjacob

Show permanent toast if `duration` is None

Open Berailitz opened this issue 7 years ago • 3 comments

Hi,

Currently all toasts will be destructed after a few seconds, but sometimes we need to show permanent toasts, namely toasts that will not be automatically destructed, even after the program exits.

Now we can pass duration=None to specify that we do not want our toasts to be automatically destructed.

Berailitz avatar Sep 10 '18 05:09 Berailitz

Brilliant fork, works very well imo.

clragon avatar Nov 21 '18 16:11 clragon

@Berailitz this does not work on my PC. I installed directly from your git repository but the toast still disappears.

t = ToastNotifier()
t.show_toast('Hey', duration=None, threaded=True)

My PC is:

  • Windows 10 Pro 1803
  • Anaconda python 3.7

Edit: I'll cross post this message on your repos' issues. Seems more appropriate.

Edit2: Hmm, I can't since issues are not available on your repos.

julien-h2 avatar Dec 03 '18 22:12 julien-h2

Any updates on the state of this PR and whether or not it will be merged, @jithurjacob? I'm looking to use this package in one of my projects and this is the one feature I need that is missing.

TNThieding avatar Oct 01 '19 13:10 TNThieding