Added mouse selection support, add the ability to display a drop-down box even if there is no content in the input box #23
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The new parameter always_display is used to control the drop-down box displayed when no content is displayed in the input box. The default value is False
Added mouse control, now you can select complete items with the mouse
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Here is a rough outline of the content changes I've provided to the parent repository:
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There are some points that need discussion:
After adding always_display, I opted to modify the _input_focus_changed function for its implementation to enhance flexibility. However, I have concerns regarding potential performance impacts, so I'm considering whether to transition this functionality to the Input detection within the on_mount function.