I saw your notes on twitter, very good news

@omz Well, I am glad the App is selling so well, a very well deserve recognition to a flawless execution and plenty of very powerful functionality, for a very limited and constrained environment, aka iOS Sandbox, but at the same time, thanks to Pythonista with a lot of potential. I use my iPad Pro as my main device 70% of the time, looking forward to increase it to 90%.

@omz I have to say that you are raising the bar, BIG TIME, P3 is becoming a real professional Python development tool, is there a way to do PayPal donations, I personally think Pythonista is undervalued in the App store, my personal opinion though.

@ywangd said:

There is currently no way to hide the virtual key row without changing the source code. It is a legacy behavior from when we had no true external keyboard support. It is indeed no longer necessary. I'll make the changes later.

Thanks

Any estimated timeline when we will have an updated version of Editorial? Even if its a Beta version for now

@omz I refreshed TestFlight and still it says it can only be tested on an iOS device. Maybe you have to issue a new Beta version?

Right now to print, from the tab where the Python code is, I have to Create a PDF from the Share Menu (Wrench), then once the PDF file has been created as an additional tab in the editor, I can access the Print menu, then I have to delete the PDF file created in the folder where the script is stored.

Is there a simpler more straightforward approach to this? Maybe a custom script that I can trigger from the Share Menu (Wrench) directly from the tab where the Python code is?

Thank you

@cvp An imported module, is it just a Python file/script stored somewhere or does it need to be stored on a special folder?

@cvp Great idea, thank you

@cvp Understood no problem.

I really appreciate your quick responses and willingness to help others, I apologize if some of my questions are very basic, new to Pythonista, new to Python, not new to programming though.

Again, thank you very much for all the help

@cvp I checked the Production version I have installed on my M1 MacBook, and I couldn't find it either, I have:

/Standard Library (2.7)
/Standard Library (3.6)
/site-packages
/site-packages-2
/site-packages-3

I have checked all the Folders, no Console.py

@cvp Thank you

I am using the Beta version, and inside the Python Modules folder I only have Standard Library (3.10) and Site Packages.

Within Standard Library (3.10)/Site Packages I don't have the Console.py file

@cvp Thank you very much.

Why you say that I have to run it per each editor tab? Can I add the code to the pythonista_startup.py script? That way it will always be with the larger fonts after Pythonista start?

@omz Is there a way to change the font size on the command prompt? The text entry section at the bottom of the Console.

Thank you

Looking for the file console.py, editor.py, keyboard.py, where I can the the set_font() and other methods, thank you