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I generate forms that act as sort of dashboards, meaning that they mostly display information to the user. But the user must be able to quickly enter bits of information...

@frmdstryr, thanks. Is there an example of how to use keyevent? I see that the most recent commits to occ_viewer.py and plot_area.py include comments about adding key events, but I...

Thanks for the comments. @frmdstryr, that seems like it will work. But for my particular use case, it would require edits to each form item, which are not always known...

There aren't any text input fields in my forms, only labels, images, etc and maybe a button or two. My understanding is that when any of these widgets have focus,...

This fixes numpy, but it appears to break pip: `# pip -v Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/pip", line 33, in sys.exit(load_entry_point('pip==20.3.4', 'console_scripts', 'pip')()) File "/usr/bin/pip", line 22, in...

There could be a new dual-pane mode. Instead of showing the rendered document in the side pane, show a list of comments with accept/reject actions, etc. Comments would be saved...

I have seen this handled in other contexts (eg., numpy import) with a parameter to specify the comment character, and in which '#' is almost always the default. Any line...

I'm using the snap package, not docker. Does that change things?