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What's new in DreamPie

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What's new in DreamPie 1.3

  • Added an alternative icon by Rafael Bachmann to the misc/ directory. Thanks!
  • Fix bug reported by Bo Bayles: In Python 3.3 the site-packages directory wasn't added to sys.path.
  • Support new event loops: gobject-introspection, PySide, PyQt5, New Tkinter.
  • Support sys.excepthook.
  • Fix mongo completion bug (used __all__ for objects)
  • Middle click will now paste the selected text (code only).
  • Add a newline after the result number for results which include a newline, so that the first line won't have a different indentation from the others.
  • If a function was decorated, show the original function, not the decorated function.
  • In python 2, complete dict keys which are ascii unicode as regular strings, to avoid the extra 'u'.
  • Don't make sys.excepthook into NOOP, and don't call sys.excepthook on exceptions. That way GUI exceptions will still be reported.
  • Make Qt4 event loop integration successfully handle modal dialogs.
  • Interrupt now sends the signal to a process group, like a shell does.
  • Fix completion error - tab caused future completions to type partial completions, because it didn't update self.cur_prefix correctly.
  • Add find function! Ctrl-F searches for the content of the code box downward, Ctrl-F searches upward.

What's new in DreamPie 1.2.1

DreamPie 1.2.1 was released on 2012/10/18.

  • Now using the keypad enter key always executed - now you don't have to press Ctrl-Enter any more!
  • Fix a bug: the code typed wasn't highlighted when using the released version (Thanks Bo Bayles!)
  • Fix bug lp:1051742: sporadic AssertionErrors about is_executing (Thanks Brendan!)

What's new in DreamPie 1.2

DreamPie 1.2 was released on 2012/09/25. Quite a lot has improved about DreamPie in the last two years, but I was too lazy to make a release. So here it comes! These are a few highlights:

  • Fix the horrible GTK crash when mouse goes over updating folded text!
  • In order to make development more dynamic, DreamPie has moved to GitHub, and now it's much easier to run from a repository. It will also let you know if a new release or a new git commit is available.
  • Mac support: Now you can install PyGTK and it will Just Work!
  • Now you can press ctrl-T and open a new tab for code. This is useful if you started writing something, and then remembered that you need to import something before it may work. Just press Ctrl-T, run the import, and press Ctrl-W to close the temporary tab.
  • Indent and dedent a block of code by selecting it and pressing Tab/Shift-Tab.
  • Ctrl-Up and Ctrl-Down don't bring the same code twice.
  • Dictionary key completion.
  • Move to the beginning of the line by pressing 'Home' twice.
  • Pressing Enter on an executed code now appends instead of replaces the current code. You can select multiple commands and they all will be copied.
  • Improved behavior when running GUI code when idle - now Ctrl-C stops it, and using completion will not hung DreamPie.
  • Now the code box doesn't start collapsed when using Ubuntu's overlay scrollbars.
  • Highlight matching brackets with four different colors. Also, highlight bracketing errors.
  • Re-open completion list after backspace is pressed.
  • Undo autoparens when user continues typing something that doesn't make sense with parens.
  • Set 'exit' and 'quit' objects to help users. Previously they were misleading.
  • Add a "--run" command line option, to run a file once.
  • Add an option for a vertical and horizontal layout.
  • Windows installer: Make the "add interpreter" shortcut run as administrator if needed.
  • Add history-up and history-down accelerators suitable for the Mac.

What's new in DreamPie 1.1

DreamPie 1.1 was released on 2010/07/14, and adds a bunch of cool features:

  • AutoParen will automatically type parentheses and possible quotes when you press the space key after a function or a method. For example, type "open hello" and you'll get "open("hello")", saving you a total of seven keystrokes! This lets you create "magic functions" that are very easy to use.

    (Did you know that you can automatically import your frequently used functions? Check the "execute code" box in the shell tab of the configuration window.)

  • Enhanced function documentation will show you the complete docstring and source code of a function (if available), and can be scrolled easily.

  • AutoComplete will now complete module names, module members, and function argument names.

And some additional features:

  • A new "configure interpreter" command on the Windows installation lets you easily configure additional Python interpreters such as Jython and IronPython.
  • The list of recent history files is shown.
  • The behavior of the tab key when an AutoComplete list is shown is more consistent.
  • Errors when starting the subprocess are now reported, instead of DreamPie just being stuck.