The next version of PyScripter will be able to display program flow control symbols (small arrows next to return/continue/break/yield statements), that help you visualize and better understand the flow of execution:
See the picture below:
The next version of PyScripter will be able to display program flow control symbols (small arrows next to return/continue/break/yield statements), that help you visualize and better understand the flow of execution:
See the picture below:
In this screenshot you can see in the scrollbar:
Windows 7 share of the Windows market is under 3% and declining.Microsoft stopped support for Win 7 on January 2020. Python no longer supports Win7 since version 3.9. However there are still quite a few PyScripter users on Win 7.
I recently got an issue report that the latest versions 5.x do not paint well on Windows 7. The problem was resolved when the user activated an Aero theme instead of a classic one. So, if you are on Windows 7 and want to use PyScripter you still can.
If you have trouble activating an Aero theme please have a look a this troubleshooting guide.
The series of short videos that follow, introduce the forthcoming new multi-caret and multi-selection editing capabilities of PyScripter. They can also serve as a tutorial on how to effectively use them for more productive code editing.
PyScripter v5.0.1 is now available at Sourceforge. Google’s Gemini LLM has been added to the list of supported LLM service providers. Low usage of Gemini is free, so this makes it a great choice for working with PyScripter’s LLM-assisted coding. See this wiki page to get started.
PyScripter 5.0.0 is now available at Sourceforge. The headline item in this release is the introduction of LLM-assisted coding. Large Language Models (LLMs) have the potential of transforming the coding experience and increasing programmer productivity to new levels. Click on the links below to find out more and watch the demo videos in this blog post.
New features:
Issues addressed:
The videos below showcase some of the forthcoming functionality related to the integration of LLM technology with PyScripter. OpenAI and local models using Ollama are supported.
Assistant code completion (1):
Assistant code completion (2):
Fix bugs:
Chat with LLM (1):
Chat with LLM (2):