My students created Python (with Turtle) repl. When they run their code, the output window is full screen except 1 student with hald the window size. And on his left panel, it shows driver.py which is supposed to be a hidden file. This file is hidden in other student’s account.
I have tried these:
Delete the repl and recreate a new repl
Delete the account and recreate the account
Same thing still persist. Can’t seem to get to stick to full screen when we run code. Will have to manually maximise the window each time he clicks ‘Run’ and can’t seem to hide the driver.py file.
Hi @cbdteacher1 ! Our python turtle repl template is pared down to make it as easy as possible for new coders to use. I’d recommend using a Python template and importing turtle to have some more flexibility with the output. You can find an example to review and fork here.
HI @LenaAtReplit, all the students with python turtle repl can get the full screen automatically except 1 kid. I was wondering why. And in his account, the driver.py is not hidden but it is hidden for the rest. All the accounts were created the same way but what makes them different?
I have the same issue, and I agree that the window should automatically be full screen and that the driver.py file should be hidden.
If I remember correctly, I think the old Python Turtle repls did have those features, so it might be a bug that’s causing this. I submitted a feedback report on the change.
I changed the config file for the repl and created a template that automatically sets the window to full screen and hides the driver.py file. This should work for every user.
