On Thu, Dec 08, 2016 at 11:49:03AM +0100, Erik Bray wrote:
> > Some simple examples use the old turtle graphics
> > but « from turtle import * » is not accepted !
>
> Aha. Yes, it looks like by default Cygwin's Python does not come with
> the Tkinter module, and hence no turtle module either. This would be
> worth adding, but it looks like it will be somewhat involved, as it
> also requires an X server. Certainly doable, entirely within Cywin,
> but will take some additional setup. I'll look into it.
It would actually be nice (and plausibly sufficient for our purposes)
if the turtle module would work in the Jupyter notebook. Typically
through an ipywidget backend.
Vaguely related note: for our introductory class "programming, in C++"
here in Orsay, I'd love to have such a turtle in the notebook module
working with the C++ interpreter cling. I discussed this with Jupyter
devs last week in Orsay, and there is some hope!
Cheers,
Nicolas
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