Multiple Scales / Choices

[DominiqueMakowski]

One of the way to possibly display several scales and/or choices at the same time might be to create a class scale / choice. This will change their behavior to something like:

# Create a scale object
eval_mood = scale(title="how is my mood?")  # Create a scale object
eval_mood.display()  # Display a simple scale

# Same for choice
choice_gender = choice(["Male", "Female"], title="Gender?")
choice_gender.display()

# To display both
multiple_display([eval_mood, choice_gender], y=[4, -2])

However, I'm worrying that it would get a bit more redundant / complicated / less straightforward to display simple scales / choices that it is now.

What do you think?

[DominiqueMakowski]

One way to avoid major breaking changes is that the display method of the classes would take the same parameters than the init (basically all the current parameters from scale/choice). Additionaly, we would create a scale and a choice object at module import (as with the time object which is an instance of the Time class) .

Thus, these functions would remain one-liners in their regular use.

scale.display(title="blabla", anchors=["no", "yes"], ...)

The user would see it as a name change from scale() to scale.display()