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The difference is that, in the first case, you're making the calls to |
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A little update: This works as expected. However, I don't like that I have to I supose I would need some kind of semaphore to signal when the app has finished running the |
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I think I understand why the OP is looking for and can be stated like: I already have an existing I don't want to include existing asyncio application code inside Textual worker management but quite the opposite. Could the |
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Hello, I'm starting to use Textual to create a simple TUI for an existing aplication.
I basically need to show a Table that will have its contents changed based on external triggers from the main app.
For the moment I have the following:
This gets me:

The problem is that it seems like the calls to
ne_device()are not taking effect. However, if I move this calls toon_mountlike so:It works:

So, I don't understand what's the difference between both cases.
i obviously need the first case. Because
new_devicewill be called from outside when a change happens in the main app.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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