Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
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Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#2Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#3If you're looking for contributions though, I think you'd be wanting some changes to help other python devs to join in:
1. run a code formatter on it. I don't know why you put many statements on one line with a `;` - if anything it just suggests that the code is messy.
2. Have some basic tests so we know where the guardrails are.
There's also no structure. You've got this all in 3 python files, which is great and all for a personal project, but if you want some contribs, then you've got to help us out... i have no idea what I'm looking at..
What is `rightSpeak` `fullSpeak` and `speak` for instance?
Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#4Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#5Cool idea, I've thought about writing an editor on python as well, so glad to see how you've done it. If you're looking for contributions though, I think you'd be wanting some changes to help other python devs to join in: 1. run a code formatter on it. I don't know why you put many statements on one line with a `;` - if anything it just suggests that the code is messy. 2. Have some basic tests so we know where the gu…
right_speech : speak only selection
full_speak : read aloud the whole file.
Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#6Cool idea, I've thought about writing an editor on python as well, so glad to see how you've done it. If you're looking for contributions though, I think you'd be wanting some changes to help other python devs to join in: 1. run a code formatter on it. I don't know why you put many statements on one line with a `;` - if anything it just suggests that the code is messy. 2. Have some basic tests so we know where the gu…
Re: Aura Text: Code Editor Made with Python
#7Cool idea, I've thought about writing an editor on python as well, so glad to see how you've done it. If you're looking for contributions though, I think you'd be wanting some changes to help other python devs to join in: 1. run a code formatter on it. I don't know why you put many statements on one line with a `;` - if anything it just suggests that the code is messy. 2. Have some basic tests so we know where the gu…