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[Bugfix] Allow PSBTOverviewScreen to truncate "self-transfer" #217

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[Bugfix] Allow PSBTOverviewScreen to truncate "self-transfer" #217

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Allow `PSBTOverviewScreen` to truncate "self-transfer"
kdmukai May 26, 2022
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Update psbt_screens.py
kdmukai May 26, 2022
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Note for upcoming issue with translations
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Update psbt_screens.py 
Ensure that regular displays that don't have space constraints aren't unnecessarily truncated.
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kdmukai committed May 26, 2022
commit fc988418e68ed3768cb498edc784b485a19fce5c
5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion src/seedsigner/gui/screens/psbt_screens.py
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Expand Up @@ -120,6 +120,9 @@ def __post_init__(self):
# Now let's maximize the actual destination col by adjusting our addr truncation
def calculate_destination_col_width(truncate_at: int = 0):
def truncate_destination_addr(addr):
if len(addr) <= truncate_at + len("..."):
# No point in truncating
return addr
return f"{addr[:truncate_at]}..."

destination_column = []
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(destination_text_width, destination_column) = calculate_destination_col_width()
else:
# Steadliy widen out the destination column until we run out of space
for i in range(6, 13):
for i in range(6, 14):
(new_width, new_col_text) = calculate_destination_col_width(truncate_at=i)
if new_width > max_destination_col_width:
break
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