The PyCRT unit for Python is updated/upgraded and added some more stuff. The idea behind this is to make Python more accessible to write DOORs and generally ANSI stuff, for the BBSes. So it supports almost all ANSI codes and has a format that reminds MPL. This way users who all ready use MPL can jump right over to Python.

The files can be found on GitHUB: https://github.com/xqtr/source_code/tree/master/python

And in the TextFiles area of Another Droid BBS.

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On 02/11/18, xqtr said the following...

The PyCRT unit for Python is updated/upgraded and added some more stuff. The idea behind this is to make Python more accessible to write DOORs
and generally ANSI stuff, for the BBSes. So it supports almost all ANSI codes and has a format that reminds MPL. This way users who all ready
use MPL can jump right over to Python.

The files can be found on GitHUB: https://github.com/xqtr/source_code/tree/master/python

I noticed that there are a few files in that directory. Are all of them
needed for the pyCRT project?

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I noticed that there are a few files in that directory. Are all of them needed for the pyCRT project?

The main file is Pycrt.py, the rest files are optional and contain more MPL like functions. If someone prefers to be more "pythonic" he can use only the pycrt.py file.

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