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Claude: /* Option 1: REPL */ fix broken link to micropython repl tutorial

2017-03-02T01:22:43Z

Option 1: REPL: fix broken link to micropython repl tutorial

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	REPL stands for "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop Read–eval–print loop]" and allows you to run python code, line by line. This is a great way to see effects of certain hardware commands instantly and to test basic python features.		REPL stands for "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop Read–eval–print loop]" and allows you to run python code, line by line. This is a great way to see effects of certain hardware commands instantly and to test basic python features.

	This allows you to run code, line by line, on the badge and to see the effects instantly. Follow https://micropython.org/~~doc~~/~~tut-~~repl or follow step 1-4 on the [[TiLDA_MK3/Get_Started\|Get Started]] guide.		This allows you to run code, line by line, on the badge and to see the effects instantly. Follow https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/pyboard/pyboard/tutorial/repl.html or follow step 1-4 on the [[TiLDA_MK3/Get_Started\|Get Started]] guide.

	<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead. Remember to remove it afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.		<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead. Remember to remove it afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.

LuigiBakker: /* Option 2: Copying files */ Add link to sync gist

2016-08-17T17:47:35Z

Option 2: Copying files: Add link to sync gist

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	Remember to remove your main.py afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.		Remember to remove your main.py afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.

			On Linux you can use this script to automatically mount the TILDA -> sync files from a local directory -> safely eject: https://gist.github.com/IVBakker/fbab508c336397323d6c1caef8cdc46c

	= Option 3: pyboard.py =		= Option 3: pyboard.py =

JasperWallace: /* Option 1: REPL */

2016-08-14T21:59:51Z

Option 1: REPL

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	<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead. Remember to remove it afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.		<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead. Remember to remove it afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.

			You can also press Ctrl-C to stop the currently running app and get to the python prompt.

	= Option 2: Copying files =		= Option 2: Copying files =

Marekventur at 09:26, 6 August 2016

2016-08-06T09:26:43Z

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			This video is meant for the micropython board, but most of it works similar on the TiLDA: https://micropython.org/

	= Option 1: REPL =		= Option 1: REPL =
	REPL stands for "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop Read–eval–print loop]" and allows you to run python code, line by line. This is a great way to see effects of certain hardware commands instantly and to test basic python features.		REPL stands for "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop Read–eval–print loop]" and allows you to run python code, line by line. This is a great way to see effects of certain hardware commands instantly and to test basic python features.

Marekventur at 08:17, 6 August 2016

2016-08-06T08:17:46Z

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	<strong>Note:</strong> While this option works even if you run the home screen, it works slightly better if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge.		<strong>Note:</strong> While this option works even if you run the home screen, it works slightly better if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge.

	== Sublime Text 2 build script ==		=== Sublime Text 2 build script ===
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Marekventur at 08:17, 6 August 2016

2016-08-06T08:17:05Z

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 This allows you to run code, line by line, on the badge and to see the effects instantly. Follow https://micropython.org/doc/tut-repl or follow step 1-4 on the [[TiLDA_MK3/Get_Started|Get Started]] guide.
-<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead.
+<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead. Remember to remove it afterwards if you want to use the home screen again.
 = Option 2: Copying files =
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 <strong>Note:</strong> It's very important to always correctly "eject" the usb storage before pressing the reset button, otherwise your filesystem is going to corrupt and you might have to [[TiLDA_MK3/reset|factory reset]] your badge
 = Option 3: pyboard.py =

Marekventur: /* Option 2: Copying files */

2016-08-06T08:07:36Z

Option 2: Copying files

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	= Option 2: Copying files =		= Option 2: Copying files =
	You can also copy your code to <code>main.py</code> on your badge, safely eject and then reset the badge via the button. To debug it you can use the serial console (see option 1) which will show you all text printed via <code>print()</code> and errors.		You can also copy your code to <code>main.py</code> on your badge, safely eject and then reset the badge via the button. To debug it you can use the serial console (see option 1) which will show you all text printed via <code>print()</code> and errors.

			<strong>Note:</strong> It's very important to always correctly "eject" the usb storage before pressing the reset button, otherwise your filesystem is going to corrupt and you might have to [[TiLDA_MK3/reset\|factory reset]] your badge

	= Option 3: pyboard.py =		= Option 3: pyboard.py =

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2016-08-06T08:00:46Z

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= Option 1: REPL =
REPL stands for "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop Read–eval–print loop]" and allows you to run python code, line by line. This is a great way to see effects of certain hardware commands instantly and to test basic python features.

This allows you to run code, line by line, on the badge and to see the effects instantly. Follow https://micropython.org/doc/tut-repl or follow step 1-4 on the [[TiLDA_MK3/Get_Started|Get Started]] guide.

<strong>Note:</strong> This will only work if you have an empty <code>main.py</code> on your badge to stop the home screen from taking over instantly. If an app or script is already running you will not get a REPL that you can use to program, but simple debug output instead.

= Option 2: Copying files =
You can also copy your code to <code>main.py</code> on your badge, safely eject and then reset the badge via the button. To debug it you can use the serial console (see option 1) which will show you all text printed via <code>print()</code> and errors.

= Option 3: pyboard.py =