Support for 0 padding, tolerance and duration #280
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Setting 0 values on initilization for padding, tolerance and duration is not possible with the current implentation since 0 values will become their default values. For example padding set to 0 will become 256. Add support for 0 values.
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Not sure if this is by design or a bug in the library. If this is a bug please consider this PR.
Setting 0 values on initialization for padding, tolerance, or duration is not possible
with the current implementation since 0 values will become their default values.
For example, padding set to 0 will become 256.
If using the library so it would behave as an overlay menu, having a possibility to set 0 padding is important.
This PR will add the possibility to set 0 values for padding, tolerance, and duration.
For more info, there's an issue for this: #266