Hi @KarolosLykos, looks good so far! The only thing is, that it's not visible, that the ConfirmPrinter will automatically choose a value, after a given time.

Could you add a countdown to the output, that only shows if Timeout > 0?

Something like this:

Where the [5s] goes down second by second.

This could be solved by using an area, but I would recommend a \r here, like in progressbar and spinner (which deletes the current line).

Also, normally this shows, when a user chooses a value:

I think we could show something like that, when the timeout is reached:

Hi @KarolosLykos, looks good so far! The only thing is, that it's not visible, that the ConfirmPrinter will automatically choose a value, after a given time.

Could you add a countdown to the output, that only shows if Timeout > 0?

Something like this:

Where the [5s] goes down second by second.

This could be solved by using an area, but I would recommend a \r here, like in progressbar and spinner (which deletes the current line).

Also, normally this shows, when a user chooses a value:

I think we could show something like that, when the timeout is reached:

Yes, that make sense. To ensure I grasp your point correctly, you're suggesting refactoring the show function and its associated methods to utilise a writer, similar to the other printing functions. Is that the essence of your suggestion?

@MarvinJWendt Hi, I've made the requested changes, but I'm encountering issues with passing the checks, especially on the Windows platform. I'm currently using Arch Linux and lack access to a Windows machine. Could you please review the changes and provide feedback? Additionally, could you advise on what needs to be modified for the Windows platform tests, as they seem to hang on tests I didn't modify?

Hi @KarolosLykos, I will look into it. Weird that windows times out.

Hi @KarolosLykos, I spent some time trying to find the bug here. I guess that some keyboard event is pushed and never read, meaning that all following events are out of sync (which would explain the next tests to fail).

We want to rewrite the whole testing system in the future anyway, so I think you can remove the tests that you introduced for this printer.

In the future, we want to test all printers separately.