Patch2 ran black for formatting fix. #1
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Thanks kmatch! |
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Thanks! The formatting with black is often non-obvious. I guess it knows better than humans (?). The GUI sounds cool. I haven't heard of PySide before, will have to check it out. I've been doing some GUI widget development on CircuitPython, so if you need any widgets for tiny screens with microcontrollers, there are some examples here that you might be able to borrow from.: |
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This project using the "black" formatting for python code. Black is very particular about spaces.
I ran black on
circle.pyand it made minor space edits.If you merge this into your
patch-2branch, it will automatically update the changes into your outstanding pull request. I hope these fixes will clear the tests and will get you a "green check mark".