New command palette modes

This version adds a couple of new command palette modes. The first allows quickly searching through symbols in the active document (⌘+shift+O) —

You can also search for symbols across the entire workspace (⌘+T) —

There are a couple ways to switch between these modes (in addition to their usual keyboard shortcuts). The first is using common prefixes you may already be familiar with from other editors (like > for commands, : to jump to a line, and so on).

You can also use the new menu at the bottom —

Add custom Python environments and interpreters by path.

By default, Scripton auto-detects Python interpreters and environments on your machine (like those installed using Conda and Homebrew). However, what if you want to use a custom environment/interpreter that's not automatically discoverable? For instance, you may have a folder containing a custom virtual env that's not a part of your the open workspace. Or you may have an isolated Python binary.

Starting this version, you can simply enter the path to any Python binary/environment and Scripton will auto-detect and persist it in its list of environments.

Run as Python Module

It's now possible to get the same behavior as python -m. Scripton will now auto-detect when the active execution target is part of a Python package (based on the presence on __init__.py and __main__.py files) —

In addition, the /run special command has been extended to support a new syntax for Run as Module:

For instance, this is equivalent to executing python -m foo.bar when the package foo is in the currently open workspace's top-level:

If, instead, the package was located under the src sub-directory:

The editor and REPL text can now be zoomed in and out.

⌘++ (zoom in), ⌘+- (zoom out), ⌘+0 (reset)

Improved on-type formatting

• The cursor is now correctly positioned when pressing enter after hanging indents.
• Triple-quotes are now auto-closed.
• Auto outdent after return, raise, pass, break
• Auto outdent on : for else, elif, catch, finally

Improved dictionary key auto-completion