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PyScripter 4.0.0 is now available at Sourceforge. This is a major new release with an updated User Interface and many significant enhancements under the hood, that will increase the stability and improve the user experience. Here is the…
A new release of PyScripter is close. Notice the pumped up version number. This is due to the extensive nature of the changes implemented. The visible changes are in relation to the User Interface. New…
PyScripter 3.6.4 is now available at Sourceforge. This release brings compatibility with the newly released Python 3.9. Here is the list of changes: New features: Added support for Python 3.9 (and removed support for Python 2.6). Added…
The forthcoming version of PyScripter will feature: support for Python 3.9 support for VirtualEnv v20+ support for font ligatures I am quite excited about font ligatures. Fonts like Cascadia Code and Fira Code contain ligatures relevant to programming. See this article for details. Here…
The next version will contain some fixes and improvements in code completion as well as in find definitions (Ctrl+Click) and references of identifiers. For example if you have defined a class called MyClass then MyClass()….
PyScripter 3.6 provides improved consistent highlighting of the support languages. You can select your favourite highlighting scheme using Tools, Options, Editor Options, Color Theme. Here is a sample using the Dark_waher theme: Python: HTML: JavaScript:…
In addition to OpenSSH, PyScripter 3.6 support the use of PuTTY for connecting to remote engines using SSH. PuTTY is an easy to use and popular SSH client. After you download PuTTY you can…
PyScripter 3.6 allows you to issue system commands in the interpreter. System commands start with an exclamation mark (!). For example: One gotcha that you need to be aware is that you changing the current…
PyScripter, with the remote python engine option, runs python in a sub-process and communicates with it using sockets. The connection is local and does not present a security risk. As stated in an earlier post,…