Local Python Reference - 'Harry the helper'
Here's the first release of something I call PyHarry - Harry, Someone always ready to help!
It's a reference for all of the python packages that are in your python path, and for your own code (if in the python path, or if it's started in your current workspace)
Screenshots:
Documentation Screen:
Source Code Screen:
If you import new packages into your system, they will show up in the menus.
Code was written on windows 7, using python 3.5, should work elsewhere with minor changes, and I will make it multi-platform ASAP - If anyone else would like to do this, be my guest!
I have released it under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
The following modules are required to run:
tkinter tkinter.ttk importlib inspect io sys
Running the program is pretty simple, the categories are all selected with the set of radio buttons under the title, and are broken down as follows:
Modules - like tkinter Topics - like CALLABLEMETHODS Keywords like True, False and lambda and Symbols like %=
Below that, you can change the display by clicking on the documentation or source code radio buttons.
I have kept the text windows editable so that you can cut and paste what you'd like to copy, and add notes if you so wish (nothing is saved to disk, so not to worry)
I change the text windows by switching the stacking order using lift and lower. That code is a bit interesting.
Hope you find it useful.
Larry McCaig - Larz60+