Closed ozett closed 8 years ago
ozett
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8 years ago wonderful! it runs now perfectly..!
(besides that, i thought of having a windows-ide for python, with which can edit code from my working-pc on the raspberry. looks like komodo-edit is capable of this. your are an advanced developer, might be ok if i ask, if you code in a similar way? pleaser never mind bothering, from an noob. you got me interested in going (little) steps into python ..:innocent:)
chidea
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8 years ago Congratulations!
Dun worry. I already have many friends just like you anyway. Guys like you pushes me to be a better coder everyday.
There is a default IDE which is very light and cross-platform, named IDLE.
sudo apt-get install idle will install it on your pi.
But it may lack of many features. I recommend new Python users to try PyCharm or IntelliJ Idea, PyCharm's superceding IDE. But it would be too big program to run on pi. You can use built-in SFTP client to push codes to pi instead.
Alhough, my favorite is just plain gvim with jedi-vim plugin. It's pretty hard to learn but easy to use remotely in terminals and has many default shortcut keys to edit quickly.
ozett
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8 years ago many thanks for reply, i will study your code (shuffle is not real random), but animated gifs now looks wonderful with your lib. thanks... i stay on this channel...:yum:
ozett
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8 years ago i am myself impressed, what is possible with your python lib (i ordered some python books to learn), and what possible infoscreens one can image with (semi-transparent) overlay. just a glimps screenshot, where in the back is an animated gif (with fbpy), and on an higher layer runs infobeamer, wich has transparent nodes, rtsp-streams, images, movies and everthing is animated (like the gif, the cam-rtsp-stream, the text from info-beamer demos ...).
thanks a lot so far.... :smile_cat:
is there a limitation to the gif format? does it support animated gifs?
thanks