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Is this a fully capable interpreter? In other words, is it capable of importing and running code from external sources? This would allow for some cool use cases.
Downloaded it and love it. Sometimes I get the urge to mess around with simple ideas, but I need to work some part of them out by coding (i.e. RNG). If I'm out and about and have some time to spare, I can now pull out this app and do some coding exercises. :) Problem: I can't seem to swipe between the console, editor, and docs. Usinh iPhone 4, version 5.0 (9A334)
Is it as crippled as the lua ide? Or can you import/export scripts without copy/paste?
Is this a fully capable interpreter? In other words, is it capable of importing and running code from external sources? This would allow for some cool use cases.
Unfortunately, Apple rejected my last update because I had added the ability to import .py files from other Apps. If/When Apple changes their policy on this I will submit an update the next day.
Since it is not possible to import files for now, would you take requests to add new packages to that extra list?
Some of the icons do not have 2x versions; can you fix that?
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Unfortunately, Apple rejected my last update because I had added the ability to import .py files from other Apps. If/When Apple changes their policy on this I will submit an update the next day.
From your example, I can see it is possible to import sympy, and the app store page says that you added a few "extra" packages. Could you list those extra packages on your website? Since it is not possible to import files for now, would you take requests to add new packages to that extra list?
Can it save anything to the filesystem (within its own sandbox?)