Some problems in the explanation of pyboardCN V2 + set a flag

lehuijie

Some problems in the explanation of pyboardCN V2 + set a flag [Copy link]

  I want to ask D, why sometimes the terminal looks like the picture, and it is automatically indented when you press Enter (it was not indented before). Restarting the terminal does not work. The picture above is the picture after restarting the terminal. Only after pressing reset on V2 does it return to normal. Looking back on what I have played during this period, in addition to using it on hardware, I found that I am not good at learning Python. I don’t understand a lot of syntax and often write according to C habits. Next, I plan to learn Python well and strive to improve the official microPython wave.py before October so that it can achieve dual-channel playback. Set a flag here to remind myself.

dcexpert

If you enter a colon or slash at the end, Python will think it needs to be indented automatically. The three dots are indentation prompts.

lehuijie

dcexpert posted on 2018-7-25 23:30 If you enter a colon or slash at the end, Python will think it needs to be automatically indented. The three dots are indentation prompts.

Without slashes or colons, copying will result in that. Moreover, it cannot exit the indentation like normal indentation

dcexpert

lehuijie posted on 2018-7-26 20:50 Without the slash and colon, copying will result in that. Moreover, it cannot exit the indentation like normal indentation

It cannot be pasted directly, you need to use the ctrl-e key combination to enter the paste mode, so that it can be pasted normally.

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Take a look first and study it in advance

lehuijie

dcexpert posted on 2018-7-26 20:59 You can't paste directly, you need to use the ctrl-e key combination to enter the paste mode, so that you can paste normally.

When using putty, you always right-click to paste