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numworks / epsilon

Modern graphing calculator operating system.
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new OS module and better Kandinsky #2052

Open Solaal opened 1 year ago

Solaal commented 1 year ago

Why not add an os module so that we can access and modify files in order to, for example, save our scores in the calculator or save serialized data for better games experience ? For now the only issue for this is to get Omega but my calculator can't do it so I'm forced to copy manually the printed data to save it in the code.

Also, for the Kandinsky module, the only useful functions are draw_string() and fill_rect() because color() takes 3 colors and returns 3 colors (very useful) so new functions like fill_circle(x, y, radius, color), fill_shape(*points_coords, color) or even make that we can make empty or outlined shapes like in tkinter's Canvas... I've searched a lot of programs in others accounts but they are either bugged too much, not enough useful or too slow for my programs. Please update this module, I'm sure a lot of people agree with me.

Solaal commented 1 year ago

And why not make that the others users can react and post messages to advice or suggest upgrades for their programs, and make that the owner of the program can disable messages if he wants to protect from bullying or bad comments

BloomyInDev commented 1 year ago

And why not make that the others users can react and post messages to advice or suggest upgrades for their programs, and make that the owner of the program can disable messages if he wants to protect from bullying or bad comments

I think they wont cuz they need to moderate it (but maybe)

mobluse commented 1 year ago

And why not make that the others users can react and post messages to advice or suggest upgrades for their programs, and make that the owner of the program can disable messages if he wants to protect from bullying or bad comments

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