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beeware · Oct 30, 2024 · 2bd31a0 · 2bd31a0
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+It is now possible to create a node without supplying an initial style.
diff --git a/changes/224.removal.1.rst b/changes/224.removal.1.rst
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+Supplying an applicator to BaseStyle.copy() has been deprecated. If you need to manually assign an applicator to a style, do it separately, after the copy. (In normal usage, though, assigning an applicator to a style is handled automatically when styles and/or applicators are assigned to nodes.)
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+The mechanisms for assigning styles and applicators to nodes, and applying styles, has been reworked. A node will now attempt to apply its style as soon as it has both a style and an applicator assigned to it; this means you should wait to assign one or both until a node is sufficiently initialized to apply its style. To accomodate uses that currently do not follow this order, any exceptions resulting from a failed style application are caught, and a runtime warning is issued. In a future version, this will be an exception.
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		Supplying an applicator to BaseStyle.copy() has been deprecated. If you need to manually assign an applicator to a style, do it separately, after the copy. (In normal usage, though, assigning an applicator to a style is handled automatically when styles and/or applicators are assigned to nodes.)
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		The mechanisms for assigning styles and applicators to nodes, and applying styles, has been reworked. A node will now attempt to apply its style as soon as it has both a style and an applicator assigned to it; this means you should wait to assign one or both until a node is sufficiently initialized to apply its style. To accomodate uses that currently do not follow this order, any exceptions resulting from a failed style application are caught, and a runtime warning is issued. In a future version, this will be an exception.