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help system #65
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You'll have to clarify. What do you mean online? I want PythonTurtle to be usable in an offline computer as well. |
so we need write help in markdown for example, put it to github. and we need doc build system that will generate offfline help files from it and ship in package |
The most important thing is that operating the offline help will be dead simple. The current help screen is very simple and I'm pleased with that. If you want to revamp the help screen, that's okay, but I'll accept it only if it's very simple to use, so little children (which are the target audience here) would not be confused by it. |
so let's autobuild it from online help, that will contain some meta information to generate children's pictures |
Sounds good. |
Let's rephrase this for 2019. We shall:
The two main objectives remain. It must be:
The main benefit will be ease to extend the documentation. And flexibility to consume it in a modern, probably future-proof fashion. |
Agreed. |
I think the "help" page in the GUI needs a tab listing all the available commands (i.e. the API). Bonus points if each command had a thumbnail associated with it (maybe next to |
current help system is untranlability (
let's bring them to online - git wiki pages wfor example
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