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In-program editor #64

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darvin opened this issue Sep 29, 2010 · 3 comments
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In-program editor #64

darvin opened this issue Sep 29, 2010 · 3 comments
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darvin commented Sep 29, 2010

We need in-program editor (not for replace of shell) with functions
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for Object Oriented mode. Also, when program in editor runs (or news, or opens) we need reset python shell and turtlewidget

after #60

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darvin commented Oct 8, 2010

i think it is enough complicated feature, so we should split it to two independent pieces and nominate them to google-code-in

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cool-RR commented Oct 17, 2010

(Sorry for not commenting on this, I somehow missed it.)

Sounds good. We'll work out the specifics after the 0.2 release.

@bittner bittner added the usabilty A reported UX impediment or issue discovered by usability testing label Mar 31, 2019
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bittner commented Mar 31, 2019

We should maybe aim for a simpler solution (not trying to copy what IDLE already does). This could be:

  1. Provide a "Show commands I typed" that would pop up a text window with all commands typed since PythonTurtle was opened.
  2. Naturally, users sould be able to copy the text from that text window. Maybe also allow them to change everything to their liking.
  3. Allow users to save the text to a Python source code file.
  4. Provide a "Load commands I typed" feature that would load a Python source code file and run it. (That sounds scary! 😏)

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