F5 to Execute Your Program from Gedit – From Go to Python – Gedit External Tools

Gedit editor can run any command or script for you. Even though Gedit looks very simple, it’s easy to integrate Gedit to your own toolchains. Here is a simple script to execute your program by pressing F5. The script handles … Continue reading

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Logging in Python – with function names, line numbers, command line -v -d and aliases v(), d()

Logging is tells you what’s going on when your run and often avoids useless comments. Log messages give you a real time feeling what’s happening in the program. And your advanced users might want to run ‘supercommand –debug’, too. This … Continue reading

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Kyy 0.2 Beta – Python Cheatsheet in Code

Kyy is Tero’s Python Cheatsheet in Code. Kyy shows you how to program the most common things in Python. Each concept is shown as a separate, stand alone program. This is the obvious stuff I don’t want to search for … Continue reading

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Simple Button for Android – XML onClick + public method

Probably the simplest way to create Android Button. Create a new public method (e.g. goButtonClicked) and add it to your layout XML. Prequisites: Android Hello World Explained In Java, define a new public method that takes view as parameter. public … Continue reading

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