* Add sans serif font toggle
* remove unnecessary boolean comparison from setFont
Co-authored-by: slice <ryaneft@gmail.com>
* Update checkbox title
Co-authored-by: slice <ryaneft@gmail.com>
* General cleanup of settings system
* Apply overflow hidden to modal
Co-authored-by: slice <ryaneft@gmail.com>
* Create settings modal
* Fix issue with spacing after settings button
* Fix issue with modal background on mobile devices
* Add close button to modal
* Add tooltip to close button
* Support closing modal with escape key
* Add missing semicolon to keydown event listener
A `stdin` of `None` means the ffmpeg subprocess input inherits from the
parent process, which may cause undesired control from a terminal (e.g.
`C` causes ffmpeg to prompt for a command). It also closes the parent's
stdin when the subprocess exits.
This commit switches to `subprocess.DEVNULL`, which provides a separate
pre-closed stdin for ffmpeg subprocesses.
This uses the nonce field to properly disambiguate queries. There's
also some redesigning going on behind the scenes and minor clean-up.
Originally I planned on working on this more to account for the more
widespread chunking changes planned for gateway v7 but I realized that
this would indiscriminately slow down everyone else who isn't planning
on working with intents for now.
I will work on the larger chunking changes in the future, should time
allow for it.
I noticed nothing happened when I did
`ch.edit(overwrites=oh.overwrites)`
`http.edit_channel` doesn't do anything with the `overwrites` keyword,
it's processed as `permission_overwrites` instead which `self._edit`
takes care of.
I feel this was an oversight at some point.
Task cancel raises on the next awaited coro, so I've added this 0-sleep "hack"
I'm internally debating if leaving the comment there, but I'm sure it would confuse the uninformed of this trick.
At this moment, when a task seems to be first loaded, it immediately throws away the decorators you give it, and just generates a new instance of itself.
In your cog's `__init__`, once you do `self.my_task.start()`, the Loop is remade when it gets to `self.my_task` before executing the `start` function. The original Loop that the cog starts with is where the decorated values are. This fixes that.
