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Releases

hyperbook@0.107.7

Patch Changes

• eae4590 Thanks @mikebarkmin! - Fix importing JSON exports from older Dexie database versions. The manual import now passes acceptVersionDiff and acceptMissingTables (matching the cloud import path) and re-applies v6/v7 data migrations to imported rows.

• #1181 d35a75f Thanks @mikebarkmin! - pyide turtle: speed() now animates like CPython's turtle module.

  Previously speed() set the inter-command delay to 300 / speed, so the turtle jumped a whole
  command at a time and only the pause between commands changed; speed(10.2) and speed(10.4) were
  indistinguishable from speed(10), and speed(11) snapped to instant. Moves and turns are now
  split into sub-steps (hops) using CPython's formulas — 1 + int(distance / (3 * 1.1**speed * speed))
  for moves and 1 + int(abs(angle) / (3 * speed)) for turns — so the line visibly crawls along its
  path and higher speeds draw in fewer, larger chunks. delay() / tracer() once again control the
  per-hop screen delay independently (default 10 ms, matching CPython), instead of being overwritten
  by speed().

  As in CPython, the hops are transient: they animate the cursor and stretch a throwaway line from the
  start of the move, and only the move's endpoint becomes permanent geometry. Subdivision is also
  skipped entirely when speed(0) is set or tracer() is anything other than 1, matching CPython's
  if self._speed and screen._tracing == 1 guard.

  setheading() (and home(), which uses it) now folds the turn into [-180, 180) before rotating,
  so it always takes the short way round — left(270) followed by setheading(0) turns 90° counter-
  clockwise, not 270° clockwise. left() / right() still sweep the raw angle they were given, so
  left(360) animates a full revolution.

  Because the default delay drops from 80 ms to CPython's 10 ms, existing books will draw noticeably
  faster at the default speed(3) for short moves, while long moves keep a comparable overall pace.

@hyperbook/markdown@0.79.4

Patch Changes

• eae4590 Thanks @mikebarkmin! - Fix importing JSON exports from older Dexie database versions. The manual import now passes acceptVersionDiff and acceptMissingTables (matching the cloud import path) and re-applies v6/v7 data migrations to imported rows.

• #1181 d35a75f Thanks @mikebarkmin! - pyide turtle: speed() now animates like CPython's turtle module.

  Previously speed() set the inter-command delay to 300 / speed, so the turtle jumped a whole
  command at a time and only the pause between commands changed; speed(10.2) and speed(10.4) were
  indistinguishable from speed(10), and speed(11) snapped to instant. Moves and turns are now
  split into sub-steps (hops) using CPython's formulas — 1 + int(distance / (3 * 1.1**speed * speed))
  for moves and 1 + int(abs(angle) / (3 * speed)) for turns — so the line visibly crawls along its
  path and higher speeds draw in fewer, larger chunks. delay() / tracer() once again control the
  per-hop screen delay independently (default 10 ms, matching CPython), instead of being overwritten
  by speed().

  As in CPython, the hops are transient: they animate the cursor and stretch a throwaway line from the
  start of the move, and only the move's endpoint becomes permanent geometry. Subdivision is also
  skipped entirely when speed(0) is set or tracer() is anything other than 1, matching CPython's
  if self._speed and screen._tracing == 1 guard.

  setheading() (and home(), which uses it) now folds the turn into [-180, 180) before rotating,
  so it always takes the short way round — left(270) followed by setheading(0) turns 90° counter-
  clockwise, not 270° clockwise. left() / right() still sweep the raw angle they were given, so
  left(360) animates a full revolution.

  Because the default delay drops from 80 ms to CPython's 10 ms, existing books will draw noticeably
  faster at the default speed(3) for short moves, while long moves keep a comparable overall pace.

hyperbook-studio@0.55.4

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [eae4590, d35a75f]:
  • @hyperbook/markdown@0.79.4

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