@ccc Hi, it doesn't worry me too much because I think I will continue to use my personal Python 2 scientific scripts (for work and hobby) that usually don't require any Python 3 features, but I have often asked myself some questions that I have never been able to answer.

Really I never understood why it was useful to develop a different version of Python (why create a new big version of Python, from 2 to 3, instead to give Python 2 the same useful features of Python 3? maybe too complicated the upgrade of the existing Python 2 and more easy the develompment from zero of a new programming language that is Python 3?).

Has Python 3 started to be developed due to several requests by users about usage of Python 2 programming language? I mean, what had prompted developers to start creating Python 3 instead of upgrading Python 2 with the additions (new/different features) requested by users that now are implemented in Python 3?

Was it not enough to modify Python 2 with the purpose of interpreting the new Python 3 syntax, in order to have Python 2 updated with the most interesting things provided for Python 3?

And apart from some syntax differences between Python 2 and 3 (for example the different syntax of the "print" function), what features are really more efficient in Python 3 to justify the abandonment of Python 2, and the consequent abandonment of innumerable Python 2 libraries which are no longer updated to Python 3 by the developers?

Bye

Hi, I downloaded Editorial yesterday for the first time, and I like what I see so far except for one issue that renders it completely unusable for me.

When I click somewhere in the body of one of my documents, the app quickly scrolls that line up to the very top of the screen, behind the top bar. The result is that the first 2-3 lines of text aren’t visible at all, and the constant jumping every time I try to move my cursor makes it impossible for me to keep track of my place.

I found discussions of a similar issue related to the on-screen keyboard, but I am using a keyboard built into my iPad cover that the iPad clicks onto. (I did test with the on-screen keyboard and it did the same scrolling thing.)

Is there any fix for this?

Is it possible to import the NLP spaCy module?

@cook Cool, tomorrow!