tdeckboot vs autoexec notice
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@@ -273,6 +273,14 @@ It has been renamed. Place your startup code into `autoexec.py` instead.
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You can start it with `from tdeckboot import *` to give it the same extended capabilities as the interactive REPL.
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You can start it with `from tdeckboot import *` to give it the same extended capabilities as the interactive REPL.
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### So, what's the difference between `tdeckboot.py` and `autoexec.py`?
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Everything that gets imported inside `tdeckboot.py` becomes automatically available in the T-DeckARD interactive REPL. This file is solely designed for passthrough import of modules into the REPL and nothing more.
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Everything that gets imported inside `autoexec.py` stays in `autoexec.py`. This is just your usual startup script.
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You can use `tdeckboot.py` for autoexecing but that's not recommended as this carries a heavy risk of REPL namespace pollution.
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### Is there any feature roadmap for core components?
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### Is there any feature roadmap for core components?
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The foundational module set is going to at least include high-level capabilities for:
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The foundational module set is going to at least include high-level capabilities for:
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