Timeout=0 doesn't work second time around about humane-js HOT 7 CLOSED

correct, a zero timeout never times out so you have to force remove it with humane.remove()

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Yes... that's what I'm doing... or am I not...?

Subsequent calling of my a1() function should produce the same result... a notification should be removed if it's present and a new one with timeout=0 should show up and stay, while now, on every second call it disappears after 2,5 seconds...

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i'm confused, setting timeout of 0 is supposed to never close yet you want it to after a certain amount of time? would this be a better case for using waitForMove ? I guess I'll need help understanding your use case.

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I want to do the following:

1. clear previous notification if there is any
2. set timeout to 0 so the new notification stays
3. show new notification
4. set timeout back to default value in case I need it later for other type of notification

All the above should happen every time I call the a1() function, so when the function "is done" there should always be a notification showing and it should stay until I manually remove it... instead, every second call of the function shows the notification but it disappears after 2,5 seconds instead of staying on...

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ahh i see, remove really should take a callback, since what is happening is your next call isn't being queued up until after the animation has finished (and you've set the timeout to 5 seconds), so when it arrives in the queue it is no longer timeout=0 but timeout=5000 (or whatever you set it to). I'm thinking about enhancements to this API that would make it easier for you do what you want...

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for now to get what you want, you could either put a setTimeout on your timeout=5000 setting, or just have another function that does humane.remove(); humane.timeout = 5000; humane('your message') and remove humane.timeout = 5000 in your other function

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i added a callback to the remove function

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