Benedek Dévényi
Benedek Dévényi
So the solution in #38 doesn't work for you. Some Windows and Pyinstaller users are needed. I have no idea about this 🤷
Currently this doesn't do anything, simply prints the info, but yeah, I was wondering when it should actually show it, and where.
Inserting it to the text widget screws up the highlighting, so then I'll go with the label.
And what about putting it in the status bar, next to the line and column numbers? ```ruby Line 12, column 34; changed by rdbende five months ago • this is...
Also adding, that after selecting and deselecting items again, the text remains black. May even be a bug in Tk, because the widget seems to be initialized with the wrong...
I use Wayland too (Fedora 38 GNOME Wayland session), but indeed, it's running on XWayland, since Tk doesn't have a Wayland native implementation.
Refs.: https://core.tcl-lang.org/tk/tktview?name=bc602049ab https://github.com/rdbende/Azure-ttk-theme/issues/40 https://github.com/rdbende/Sun-Valley-ttk-theme/issues/11
> - pressing enter (can make a new line, execute a command, select an autocomplete etc) > - arrow keys (navigate menus, move cursor, etc) I don't think these should...
Opening an empty Python file and continuously pressing enter in it made Porcupine's CPU usage to jump up from 0.61% to 18.11%
@Moosems: I used commas as the decimal separator because I still can't get used to that strange way numbers are written in English lol.