i have a question:
i read text from a textfile which looks like this:
Item1
Item2
Item3
Item4
def collect_contents(path):
print("coll")
f = open(path, "r")
logdata = f.read()
f.close()
return logdata
def load_contents(path):
print("load")
logdata = collect_contents(path)
print(logdata)
return logdata`
and it prints() in in the stdout like this:
2023/11/26 13:06:09 stdout Item4
2023/11/26 13:06:09 stdout Item3
2023/11/26 13:06:09 stdout Item2
2023/11/26 13:06:09 stdout Item1
but unfortunately this code:
def update_content(state):
print("update content")
path = "...path... "
state.content = load_contents(path)
index = """
#MULTILINE-TEXT
<|ReloadButton|button|on_action=button_pressed|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile
<|{content}|text|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile2
<|{content}|text|raw=True|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile3
<|{content}|text|mode="e;pre"e;:|>
"""
app = Gui(page=index)
leads to this:
So my question: -Why are the line-breaks lost? What am i missing here? I want to have the Items listed as in the text file..
What would be the character to new line since < br > and "\n" in python won't work...
I was hoping the "raw" or mode="e;pre"e;: would help me keep the line breaks as described here:
https://docs.taipy.io/en/release-2.2/manuals/gui/viselements/text/
#MULTILINE-TEXT
<|ReloadButton|button|on_action=button_pressed|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile
<|{content}|text|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile2
<|{content}|text|raw=True|>
#MulitLineTextFromTXTFile3
<|{content}|text|mode="e;pre"e;:|>
Thanks in advance you for your help!
There exists an open issue on this. It would be soon done. For now, replace your text visual elements by an input visual element like this:
<|{your_text}|input|multiline|class_name=fullwidth|>
Not editable:
<|{your_text}|input|multiline|active=False|class_name=fullwidth|>