Hi!
This is only to ask for some improvements, not totally issues
Firstly, I saw that your last update of QPython had a new way to handle the terminal, making him accept touches as arrows, historic, and others. QPython3 don't for the moment, so I was wondering if it will be possible in a near future?
Same question for integrating Python3.11 .
Else, I find that the QPython3 UI seems a little old, and QPython seems more recent and so more functionnable, that is not really true if we consider the functionnalities that QPython3 can offer. The style is especially a problem when using fullscreenwrapper2 ui ; for example, the RadioButtons are exactly they were in older versions of Android in QPython3, conversly to QPython, that have a better and younger one. Is it on project to rework on it?
Thanks for your answer. Sorry if it seems like reproaches, I only make suggestions for the later updates.
I also want to add that your apps are simply the better apps I never had on my phone! Thanks for all your work
Hi!
This is only to ask for some improvements, not totally issues
Firstly, I saw that your last update of QPython had a new way to handle the terminal, making him accept touches as arrows, historic, and others. QPython3 don't for the moment, so I was wondering if it will be possible in a near future?
Same question for integrating Python3.11 .
Else, I find that the QPython3 UI seems a little old, and QPython seems more recent and so more functionnable, that is not really true if we consider the functionnalities that QPython3 can offer. The style is especially a problem when using fullscreenwrapper2 ui ; for example, the RadioButtons are exactly they were in older versions of Android in QPython3, conversly to QPython, that have a better and younger one. Is it on project to rework on it?
Thanks for your answer. Sorry if it seems like reproaches, I only make suggestions for the later updates.
I also want to add that your apps are simply the better apps I never had on my phone! Thanks for all your work