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--- plugin:pycode [2017-04-22 08:48] – [Known Bugs and Issues] torpedo
+++ plugin:pycode [2023-11-03 11:02] (current) – [PyCode Plugin] torpedo
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 ---- plugin ----
-description: Plugin to embed a Python script (and other) hosted in a remote repository
+description: Plugin to embed Python scripts (and others) hosted in a remote repository
 author     : Torpedo
-email      : dgtorpedo@gmail.com
+email      : dcstoyanov@gmail.com
 type       : syntax
-lastupdate : 2016-09-09
+lastupdate : 2019-11-25
 compatible : 2014-09-29 "Hrun", 2015-08-10 "Detritus", 2016-06-26 "Elenor Of Tsort", 2017-02-19 "Frusterick Manners"
 depends    :
 conflicts  :
-similar    :
+similar    : repo
-tags       : code, python, repository, syntaxhighlight
+tags       : !obsolete
-downloadurl: https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/get/master.zip
+downloadurl: https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/get/master.zip
-bugtracker : https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/issues?status=new&status=open
+bugtracker :
-sourcerepo : https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/src
+sourcerepo : https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/src
 donationurl:
 screenshot_img :
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 ===== Description =====
-PyCode is suitable to create documentation relative to your Python code. It allows you to embed a **Python** script hosted in a remote public repository such as **Bitbucket** or **GitHub**.
+PyCode is suitable to create documentation relative to your Python code. It allows you to embed **Python** scripts hosted in a remote public repository such as **Bitbucket** or **GitHub**.
 Actually PyCode allows to embeds all types of scripting language supported by GeSHi ((see [[wiki:syntax#Syntax Highlighting]])), but with some limitations.
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 and this is what you get:
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/script.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/script.png?nolink&recache }}
 Note, at the top of the page, the notification which points out to you that, since last time you edited the page, the code in the repository has changed.
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 and the output will be:
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/class.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/class.png?nolink&recache }}
 Each page will be created in the same namespace where this page lives.
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 <code><pycode https://bitbucket.org/Name/repo-test/src/master/file.py f __init__ Extra></code>
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/method.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/method.png?nolink&recache }}
 Note that we have specified from which class embed the ''%%__init__%%'' method; if we had simply written:
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 In your wiki, you will warned about this changes and the embedded code will not updated until you give your consent.
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/class-dif.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/class-dif.png?nolink&recache }}
 It's important to notice that a banner notification for a class can be flushed away in two manners:
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 ===== Installation =====
-Install the plugin using the [[plugin:plugin|Plugin Manager]] and the download URL above, which points to latest version of the plugin. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
+Search and install the plugin using the [[plugin:extension|Extension Manager]]. Refer to [[:plugin_installation_instructions|Plugin Installation Instructions]] on how to install plugins manually.
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 For default, PyCode installs a menu wizard in your toolbar. If you don't want it you can disable this option in ''Configuration Manager'' > ''Pycode''.
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/wizard.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/wizard.png?nolink&recache }}
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 Moreover the line numbers are generated using the start and end line of the code as is in your repository.
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/method-line-numbers.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/method-line-numbers.png?nolink&recache }}
 Independently from the choose in the ''Configuration Manager'', it is possible to specify whether show or hide the line numbers for each singular case adding:
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 | ''src-url ⋅ class ⋅ def ⋅ #:#''  | show a title of this form where ''class'' and ''def'' are applied only for Python script and are those, if there are, specified in the syntax  |
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/method-title.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/method-title.png?nolink&recache }}
 Independently from the choose in the ''Configuration Manager'', it is possible to specify whether show or hide a title for the code adding:
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 </code>
-{{ https://bitbucket.org/Torpedo/pycode/downloads/class-docstr.png?nolink&recache }}
+{{ https://bitbucket.org/tormec/pycode/downloads/class-docstr.png?nolink&recache }}
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-**Symptom:** after plugin upgrading, PyCode doesn't update properly code out of date.
+**Symptom:** PyCode doesn't update properly code out of date, even after its updating.
-**Possible solution:** PyCode generates a folder called ''tmp'' where it is saved a copy of the code embedded and which is used to determine how up to date is the code respect to the code hosted in the repository.
+**Possible solution:** PyCode generates a folder called ''tmp'' where it saves a copy of the code embedded and which is used to determine how up to date is the code respect to the code hosted in the repository.
-If there was a bug, concerning how the code embedded has to be updated, it might happen that the copy of the code was badly written and PyCode can't update it.
+If there was a bug, most probably, this copy has been badly written and PyCode can't update the code.
-Updating the plugin via ''Extension Manager'' > ''Re-install'', ''tmp'' folder is not deleted.
+In this case, when a new fixed version of PyCode is released, it's necessary to delete the ''tmp'' folder via ''Extension Manager'' > ''Uninstall'' > ''Install'' (''Re-install'' doesn't delete it).
-When a new version, with the bug fixed, is released, you should ''Uninstal'' > ''Install'' the plugin in order to be sure that this folder is deleted.
 Bear in mind that doing this you lose track of which code is out of date.
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-===== Development =====
-==== Known Bugs and Issues ====
-Please, use the relative bug tracker or write here and then I will move there.\\ --- //[[dgtorpedo@gmail.com|Torpedo]] 2015/03/23 16:16//
-==== ToDo/Wish List ====
-Let me know what do you think about this plugin and how can I improve its functionality.
---- //[[dgtorpedo@gmail.com|Torpedo]] 2015/03/23 16:16//