Fix animation of offset with tuple and string #3056
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yuvalmo
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Aug 3, 2023
| # If destination is a pair of numbers, we can convert it to a | ||
| # scalar offset | ||
| elif isinstance(value, tuple) and ( | ||
| list(map(type, value)) == [int, int] |
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This basically checks that value is of type tuple[int, int] or tuple[float, float].
This is the best way I found to implement it.
If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
yuvalmo
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Added unit tests as well.
Also removed redundant `easing` argument in call to `animate`. It wasn't really needed for this particular test.
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Closes #3028 by doing to needed conversion from tuple / str into
ScalarOffsetso offset can be animated in an intuitive way.Please review the following checklist.
I am not sure which docs, if any, should be updated.
The bug page states that this is the expected behavior, so maybe the documentation already matches this PR?