TinyCircuits-Thumby-Code-Editor
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TinyCircuits
https://code.thumby.us/
- The widget launcher button is hidden by default. - Activates when any Editor has path set to */thumbyGrayscale.py - Compatible with thumbyGrayscale v3.0.0. - Outputs two bitmaps. - The...
To reproduce, make a game containing the following: from os import chdir chdir("/Games") After running, the system freezes when it tries to return to the menu. Trying to import thumby...
Hey there! Awesome work on both the Thumby and the code editor 😄 Whenever I open a (text) file from my Thumby (double click on a file in the filesystem...
https://github.com/TinyCircuits/TinyCircuits-Thumby-Code-Editor/blob/ef59ff908c32a56d6b0b067829abdc39b6edb772/js/bitmap_builder.js#L131 I noticed that the exportBitmap function had some really nice logic that replaces the bytearray for a selected variable. Its pretty nice functionality that never gets triggered because the...
https://github.com/TinyCircuits/TinyCircuits-Thumby-Code-Editor/blob/ef59ff908c32a56d6b0b067829abdc39b6edb772/js/main.js#L373 Minor issue, but I thought I would mention it. There is code that tries to prevent multiple Bitmap Builder widgets from being opened, by recursively searching for the name...
# Issue When writing a game that consists of multiple MicroPython files, `import` doesn't work as I would expect. If I have this directory tree: ``` Games/ MyGame/ MyGame.py mylib.py...
The emulator map the button with wasd for the dpad and , and .for B and A It would be nice to be able to change those. On an azerty...
The readme makes it clear that only specific browsers are supported (due to current adoption of WebSerial). However, many casual users will just try to use the Web IDE in...
It would be great if the output bitmap 'array' (tuple) could be formatted to visually indicate the data structure / image. e.g. ```python # BITMAP: width: 8, height: 8 bitmapHero...
Hi, is "busy waiting" the recommended approach to read user input? I was looking at `Annelid.py` which I got the impression served as kind of tutorial and saw this: https://github.com/TinyCircuits/tinycircuits.github.io/blob/95a4e5fcc758addc9bdb0b3831498eb3c2234ab8/ThumbyGames/Games/Annelid/Annelid.py#L38-L42...
