resume()

[Anhalter42]

In the documentation it is stated: When a module will be shown after it was previously hidden (using the module.show() method), the resume() method will be called.

For me “after it was previously hidden” means, that resume() should only get called when the module was hidden/not visible before and now changes its status to visible. I’ve tried this and it looks like the resume() method gets called even when the module was visible before. I’ve seen this behaviour while using the MMM-ProfileSwitcher. Switching between profiles that contain the same module (among others) triggers resume() on this module.

(After quickly looking through the code, I’m pretty sure MMM-ProfileSwitcher uses standard .show() and .hide(), so it should be generalizable. If necessary, I can try to make a small minimal example.)

[johnnyboy]

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[cowboysdude]

So what would you suggest to fix it? I mean you know being free software and all that many people spend a lot of time improving…for free.

[johnnyboy]

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[cowboysdude]

@johnnyboy No you haven’t offended me. Not jumping on anyone… I’m just a very direct person and I tend to say what I mean.

So don’t be offended I’m just simply asking you or anyone else what do you suggest gets done?

[johnnyboy]

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[cowboysdude]

@johnnyboy I would rather have suggestions to fix it rather then agree… that should have taken up on the https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror site…

[johnnyboy]

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[cowboysdude]

@johnnyboy Good, if it helps I’m all for it :)

[johnnyboy]

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