Improve message in popup box #9
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Warning Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe recent changes enhance the user experience by updating the message shown in the image loading popup. Previously, the popup text simply informed users that an image would load shortly. Now, it includes a suggestion for a breathing exercise, with the duration dynamically calculated based on a predefined constant, Changes
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participant User
participant App
User->>App: Request to load image
App-->>User: Display popup with message including breathing exercise duration
App->>App: Load image
App-->>User: Display loaded image
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| text="An image is going to load in a few seconds...\nPlease wait.", | |||
| text="An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exersise for 1 min\nPlease wait.", | |||
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Consider refactoring the show_image method to separate concerns, such as image loading and UI handling.
Update the popup message to correct the spelling of "exercise".
- text="An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exersise for 1 min\nPlease wait."
+ text="An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exercise for 1 min\nPlease wait."Committable suggestion
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| text="An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exersise for 1 min\nPlease wait.", | |
| text="An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exercise for 1 min\nPlease wait.", |
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Thanks , but we should not use hardcode time, we should use POPUP_DURATION in the message.
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@Agent-Hellboy, I agree with your suggestion to use the POPUP_DURATION variable in the message to avoid hardcoding the time. Here's how you can modify the popup message to dynamically include the duration:
popup_label = Label(
popup,
text=f"An image is going to load in a few seconds... \n with breathing exercise for {POPUP_DURATION // 60} min\nPlease wait.",
font=("Helvetica", 12, "bold"),
wraplength=300,
)This change ensures that the message displayed to the user will automatically adjust based on the value of POPUP_DURATION. If you need further modifications or have other concerns, feel free to let me know!
Thanks for the diagram, can you raise a PR as document.md with this diagram about app structure? |
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6-6: The import statement fortkinteris duplicated and one instance is unused. This should be cleaned up to avoid confusion and maintain clean code.- import tkinter as ttk
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68-68: The updated popup message now dynamically includes the duration of the breathing exercise, which aligns with the PR objectives and enhances user engagement.
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