Class Text doesn't execute functions

[mareckii]

field default doesn't execute function like message,
instead of execute shows string representation of function:
'<function getDefaultLogin at 0x10c9bee60>'

[yardensachs]

Same issue, looks like it's by design?

python-inquirer/inquirer/questions.py

Lines 141 to 147 in c1b3bc7

	class Text(Question):
	kind = 'text'
	def __init__(self, name, message='', default=None, **kwargs):
	super(Text, self).__init__(name, message=message,
	default=str(default) if default
	else default, **kwargs)

[mareckii]

Documentation says function is supported:

python-inquirer/docs/source/usage.rst

Lines 83 to 94 in c1b3bc7

	default
	~~~~~~~
	Stores the default value to be used as answer. This allow the user just to press `Enter` to use it. It is optional, using ``None`` if there is no input and no default value.
	As in ``message` , you can use a new format string or a function with the sign:
	.. code:: python
	def get_default(answers): return str()
	Where ``answers`` is a ``dict`` containing all previous answers.

[jmrubio]

The issue was introduced by #62

[jmrubio]

Created a pull request for this #88

[fleytman]

Sorry. This is the wrong link.