PyScripter v5.2.3 released

[PyScripter]

See the blog post.

[jf...@ms4.hinet.net]

I tried a script in PyScripter-5.2.3-x86.zip and got strange dot displayed in input field when enter characters. Also tried in version 4.11, the same result.

My environment is Windows 10, Python 3.8 32bit.

PyScripter 在 2025年5月11日 星期日凌晨12:13:39 [UTC+12] 的信中寫道：

See the blog post.

[PyScripter]

I cannot reproduce it here:

What is your input command?

If the first character of a prompt has a value less than 32, the input will be masked.  For example with:

input("\tPlease Enter your name:")

the input will be masked.

[jf...@ms4.hinet.net]

The input command is "go".

PyScripter 在 2025年5月12日 星期一上午11:33:16 [UTC+12] 的信中寫道：

[PyScripter]

I don't understand.

if say in the Python interpreter you enter:

>>> input("go") go

you get:

not what you showed in your picture.  What is the python command that produces the dialog with masked input?

[jf...@ms4.hinet.net]

This command is for my script. Although I can't see it, but actually the script receives and responds correctly

PyScripter 在 2025年5月12日 星期一上午11:52:46 [UTC+12] 的信中寫道：

[PyScripter]

Yes it is in your script.   But what is this command that produces the masked dialog you showed.  Can't you show it here?

[PyScripter]

As I said earlier:

input(">")  should work as expected but

input("\t>") would mask the characters (you can use this for password entry)

[jf...@ms4.hinet.net]

It's my fault. I use "\n>" as the prompt, so masking the characters.

Now the problem was solved. Thank you.

PyScripter 在 2025年5月12日 星期一中午12:19:46 [UTC+12] 的信中寫道：