Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

Happy to point somebody in the direction of Flexx. It is an amazing piece of software. I am very excited for it. I believe that it too (along with parts of Pyzo) has a future with Leo some day. On Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at 10:21:37 PM UTC-5, Satish Goda wrote: > > I installed Flexx

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

I installed Flexx yesterday and it is brilliant! On Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at 7:43:44 PM UTC+8, Edward K. Ream wrote: > > > > On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 3:17 PM, john lunzer > wrote: > >> So awesome that you made this discovery, I've wanted to try Pyzo out for >> some time

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 3:17 PM, john lunzer wrote: > So awesome that you made this discovery, I've wanted to try Pyzo out for > some time now. You may be aware that the author of Pyzo is also the author > of Flexx. ​No I didn't know that. Almar Klein is a busy guy

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

Hello Edward. Really nice to see that you are moving forward with this. I am very happy and glad that I referred Pyzo, although I was a bit reluctant to mention it with the assumption that it would disrupt the Leo/PlantUml discussion. One use case in Pyzo that I really used a lot in my

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

Just had to post again after reading the other recent post with Offray. Everything you talked about integration into Leo will be amazing. Full IPython/Jupyter integration will super charge Leo. If all of Leo's internals are exposed via a fully integrated IPython kernel the interactivity of Leo

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

So awesome that you made this discovery, I've wanted to try Pyzo out for some time now. You may be aware that the author of Pyzo is also the author of Flexx. It's great to see great artists getting inspiration from other great artists. Can't wait to see what comes of these developments. The

Re: Improving Leo using pyzo code

On Saturday, January 7, 2017 at 8:21:19 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote: > pyzo is the work of a programming genius. I'll use that genius to improve Leo. The leo/external/pyzo folder now contains copies of the pyzo code pertaining to syntax coloring. I had to repackage some things.

Improving Leo using pyzo code

Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal --unknown/various tl;dr: pyzo is the work of a programming genius. I'll use that genius to improve Leo. Pyzo contains absolutely brilliant code that I shall be "borrowing" freely. The pyzo code is