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*The program does not have a clipboard history as I, so far, have not found that useful. There are a lot of other apps with this feature. | *The program does not have a clipboard history as I, so far, have not found that useful. There are a lot of other apps with this feature. | ||
− | + | See the GUI at [[ClipBoard GUI]] | |
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== Status == | == Status == | ||
− | This program is up and running most of the functions seem to work well, major problem is that I keep adding details to the functionality, I use the program partly as an opportunity to explore Python. Making improvements from time to time for my projects. Code at GitHub, see | + | This program is up and running most of the functions seem to work well, major problem is that I keep adding details to the functionality, I use the program partly as an opportunity to explore Python. Making improvements from time to time for my projects. Code at GitHub, see [[https://github.com/russ-hensel/python_smart_terminal Code at GitHub]] I think the major problem with the code is that I am still making a fairly large number of changes/enhancements. As a result I am breaking things. |
== Code == | == Code == | ||
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.... whatever --| | .... whatever --| | ||
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− | |-- clipboard -- | + | |-- clipboard --| -> all code required to run the application ( not sure if smart_terminal or python_smart_terminal or nothing is top level name, just put it in some well named place ) |
| -- images -> image files, mostly screen shots, icons... or what ever, not important for the code. | | -- images -> image files, mostly screen shots, icons... or what ever, not important for the code. | ||
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I have run the program on both Windows 10 but not Linux or Rasperian on a RPi. It should may in most OS's, this depends on how well pyclip a library I use works on these OS. Let me know about issues. | I have run the program on both Windows 10 but not Linux or Rasperian on a RPi. It should may in most OS's, this depends on how well pyclip a library I use works on these OS. Let me know about issues. | ||
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= Configure to Run = | = Configure to Run = | ||
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I have made yet another pass to clean up and comment the code in parameters. Let me know if you have issues. You should understand some values are being phased out but may still have some implementation and some may be coming in and have little or no implementation. The comments should let you identify these situations. | I have made yet another pass to clean up and comment the code in parameters. Let me know if you have issues. You should understand some values are being phased out but may still have some implementation and some may be coming in and have little or no implementation. The comments should let you identify these situations. | ||
− | Parameters starts out with some "meta" parameters. These are defined early in the creation of the objects and may effect other values. In any case you can always define a value twice, the last one always wins. | + | Parameters starts out with some "meta" parameters. These are defined early in the creation of the objects and may effect other values. In any case you can always define a value twice, the last one always wins. The most important meta parameter is mode, you should not change it from self.mode = "Terminal" unless you understand the implications or do not mind going on a ride. |
− | All the com port values are defined in pretty much one place, find it ( say search on " | + | All the com port values are defined in pretty much one place, find it ( say search on "baud" ) an change it to what you need. |
− | [[Clipboard Configuration]] | + | [[Clipboard Configuration]] [[config.....]] |
== Running It == | == Running It == | ||
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− | ..... more here soon | + | ..... more here soon ...... |
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= Notes on the Code = | = Notes on the Code = | ||
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= Customizing/Extending = | = Customizing/Extending = | ||
− | Simple customization may be done simply by changing the parameter file, see: [[Smart Terminal Parameter Examples]] | + | Simple customization may be done simply by changing the parameter file, see: [[Smart Terminal Parameter Examples]] If you want to add code that can be done by messing with any of the source code ( not recommended ) or by programming an extension, see: [[Python Smart Terminal Technical]] and [[Writing You Own Extensions to SmartTerminal]] |
= Additional Info = | = Additional Info = | ||
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*Click on the category '''ClipBoard''' below ( and perhaps the others as well ) | *Click on the category '''ClipBoard''' below ( and perhaps the others as well ) | ||
+ | *[[Writing You Own Extensions to ClipBoard]] | ||
*[[ClipBoard GUI]] | *[[ClipBoard GUI]] |