Suggestions and concerns.

[agoodfellow123]

Hello, I just found out about pyTermTk and tried to make my own IDE in it, I have failed
miserably. Then I looked for example projects and found this project. It is exactly what I want! But the last commit was 6 months ago so that got me thinking is this abandoned or are you working on the framework instead to make coding ttkode easier?

Anyway here are a few suggestions:

• Make a discussion page on github so we can write non-issue topics there instead.
• Add a terminal at the bottom so we can easily compile our projects without exiting the program.
• Ctrl+c unfortunately closes the program which, if I understand correctly is a framework issue.
• Ctrl-Backspace doesn't do anything unfortunately I'm assuming that is a limitation on the framework too.
• Remove "Size", "Type", "Date" from tree, which I tried to do myself too but couldn't find the right API code.
• LSP: which won't be easy to implement I know but if you can handle that this may become the go-to terminal IDE for everyone!
• Perhaps a config file? I'm quite content with the theme but some might want to customize it.

Edit: Ah I just realised there is a config system, I just got confused because I didn't see any example file.

[ceccopierangiolieugenio]

No, it is not abandoned,
I wanted to make pyTermTk more feature complete in order to proceed with ttkode,
in particular I wanted to have a terminal widget in order to use ttkode to debug python the same way vscode is doing,
and I was carried away with side projects...

I think I will go back updating this.
So far many things are not working,
the save feature is disabled to avoid to save by mistake during my tests,
same for ctrl+c
I kept it to kill the app because at the beginning when the program crashed I just had to ctrl+c
I think I will fix those things soon.
Another thing, I wanted to implement a plugin mechanism,
I prototyped it in my other project, tlogg, it is working but I need some time to implement it also in ttkode.