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Sure but don't you think it'd be weird if I made something for you then applied a license that prohibited you from using it?
I'll probably create the sprite tonight.
QuoteSure but don't you think it'd be weird if I made something for you then applied a license that prohibited you from using it? License: "Every binary containing this sprite or parts of it must only be used by aeTIos." ;-) Yes, that would be weird, although legal O.oQuoteI'll probably create the sprite tonight.Don't try to make a good looking cursor, otherwise it won't fit to the rest (Could you design some other things as well, like Dialog boxes, buttons and text input fields?)
- Highlight syntax for .py files - You can open multiple files on the same work space - Sweet grahisms - Text selection, copy and paste - Fast, and no limit to file size - Possibility to execute .py scripts directly from Notewriter *.
Lepzulnag released "NoteWriter 2.0" (beta for now) which has python-related features (...)I suggested on the announcement topic that he and Vogtinator should combine the most interesting features from both in order to create the perfect editor - so far, both have unique features, it would be great to merge them !
* He says it's buggy for now as MicroPython exists right after launching it, apparently.
QuoteI suggested on the announcement topic that he and Vogtinator should combine the most interesting features from both in order to create the perfect editor - so far, both have unique features, it would be great to merge them ! Yeah, although it's probably not easy to decide which codebase to keep, especially since his project is not open source which is a terrible decision.
I suggested on the announcement topic that he and Vogtinator should combine the most interesting features from both in order to create the perfect editor - so far, both have unique features, it would be great to merge them !
Anyway, if and when aeTIos draws some nice graphics, pyWrite is definitely equal - if not better, the mouse is one of the most useful features - to NoteWriter.I'm also working on getting FreeType to render the glyphs, but it probably to slow.
Quote* He says it's buggy for now as MicroPython exists right after launching it, apparently.Works for me, just the direct way with nl_exec without workarounds..
Hello everyone, Does anybody have any idea if there is a possibility of adding the SymPy Python library to micropython? it would be very useful for advanced python programming and i use it alot on desktop, so im wondering if there is any way...http://www.sympy.org/en/index.htmlTake a look and thanks Vogtinator its great.
Bump.Lepzulnag released "NoteWriter 2.0" (beta for now) which has python-related features [picture]Main featuresQuote- Highlight syntax for .py files - You can open multiple files on the same work space - Sweet grahisms - Text selection, copy and paste - Fast, and no limit to file size - Possibility to execute .py scripts directly from Notewriter *.* He says it's buggy for now as MicroPython exists right after launching it, apparently.I suggested on the announcement topic that he and Vogtinator should combine the most interesting features from both in order to create the perfect editor - so far, both have unique features, it would be great to merge them !
Quote from: Spartan on December 06, 2014, 03:08:21 pmHello everyone, Does anybody have any idea if there is a possibility of adding the SymPy Python library to micropython? it would be very useful for advanced python programming and i use it alot on desktop, so im wondering if there is any way...http://www.sympy.org/en/index.htmlTake a look and thanks Vogtinator its great.It looks like that is a pure-python library, which means that you should be able to use it without doing anything special
I have suggestions about it:* Draw a smaller menu and hide it when the program doesn't fit the screen (and use the scratchpad button to show it).* Make mouse move box smaller so that we can at any time see at least on pixel of the mouse.* Make an auto indentation.* Add a scrolling bar.* Open the last document on launching.
That would be cool as it is a pure python library, but im having troubles actually making it useable on the ti nspire CX CAS... i cant transfer the library over due to restrictions on the software, as it obviously has to be a TI Nspire file, and obviously the files i need to import are .py... any ideas how this may be available to do?
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