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Prsn828:
--- Quote from: Shasta on August 18, 2010, 12:01:25 AM ---When you put out a version, could I request using py2exe? It makes way everyone to just download and use it.
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Sure, that sounds like a good idea to me.
Hopefully I will get some spare time to work on it soon. No garuntees though, as I have been pretty busy lately.
I also might have hit a snag on the tooltip idea, but I won't know for sure until I have the time to try it out.
I'll be sure to keep everyone updated whenever I make any progress.
Panda:
Please do keep us updated. This is sounding good.
Prsn828:
[Edit] I have this mostly figured out now. All that is left is to find the time to code it.
Might not be able to get to it for a while though.
After doing a little searching, I believe I have found a nice solution for distribution of the program.
While py2exe is nice and referenced quite often, I have found PyInstaller, which appears to be much simpler for both the user and the programmer (no license issues or .dll's to worry about).
Most likely I will make some decent progress this weekend.
Prsn828:
I have some more news for everyone.
I have all of the basic preparations complete.
IDE is set up, I have decided what libraries and extensions I will be using, and I have a good mental picture of how it will end up looking.
It is going to require that you have Internet Explorer installed at first, but I will add the option to use different browsers later.
This requirement is to facilitate code tooltips directly linked to the wiki.
I am also playing with the idea of adding in an obfuscation functionality. I figure it could cause some pretty interesting evolution since it could separate the human aspect from the code.
postfix to and from infix will be supported, and I will likely distinguish the two notations using hilighting.
I'll set it up so that when it saves it will be converted to postfix.
I might use comments to allow it to be read back in using the same notation it had before the conversion for saving.
I can't make any garuntees, but I may also be able to add code completion.
Less likely but also still within the realm of possibilities is offline wiki support (basically storing a copy of the wiki locally).
I hope to also attempt a partial interpreter, allowing in-editor debugging. Wish me luck with this, but please don't hold your breath waiting for this feature.
I'll probably get the structure of the program figured out by the time I leave work today (gotta love spare time), so expect more news on that later today or tomorrow.
Numsgil:
--- Quote from: Prsn828 on August 23, 2010, 08:34:52 AM ---I hope to also attempt a partial interpreter, allowing in-editor debugging. Wish me luck with this, but please don't hold your breath waiting for this feature.
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