Live coding in Python with PyCharm, Emacs, Sublime Text, or even a browser
Add features to display other images beyond turtle graphics and Matplotlib (#244), as well as visual unit tests (#284).
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Add features to display other images beyond turtle graphics and Matplotlib (#244), as well as visual unit tests (#284).
See the milestone for a full list. The only change between 4.5.0 and 4.5.1 is a patch for the PyCharm framework (#337).
The main features are #296, support for Python 3.10 and #279, improve @traced
decorator. See the milestone for a complete list.
The main change is #289 to add support for Python 3.9, along with several improvements to selecting output lines in the command-line space tracer tool. See the milestone for a complete list.
There are several fixes for the PyCharm live turtle: #272 display errors, #273 bad fonts, and #274 add dot()
method.
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The main change in the release is bringing the browser version back (#235) after all the Python code moved into the space_tracer
package.
Other changes:
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The biggest change in this release is dropping support for Python 2 (#256). There is also support for driver scripts in Sublime Text (#236), and a bunch of bug fixes.
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Add a command-line version: space_tracer
#223, as well as a SublimeText version #175.
See the milestone for a full list of changes. v3.0.2 and v3.0.3 are only for the SublimeText plugin.
Add synchronized scrolling to the browser version in #213, and fix PyCharm scrolling (again) in #216.
Version 2.25.1 is a patch release of #224 for PyCharm: no changes to the other platforms.
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The main features of this release are:
For the full list of issues, see the milestone.