Should maybe be mentioned in the README.

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44274151/pyside2-on-windows

(venv) C:\Users\X\Documents\Python Scripts\pyside>pip install PySide2
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement PySide2 (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for PySide2

This includes documenting

• from qtpy.QtCore import Signal, Slot
• The use of the openfiledialog openfolderdialog helpers (study the option of overloading QFileDialog... which would also need documentation as it would change the default behavior)
• Where to find the Qt version from qtpy.QtCore import __version__

The editor should warn a user, when they

• try to close the editor with unsaved, changed content
• load new files and they loose changed content

This feature should fit to the enhanced multi file editor functionality.

os: osx 10.11.6
version: 1.2.1

this was dan's espresso recipe where all sections are in blocks of 30s...

I like treenote a lot. Was looking for a self-hosted workflowy like tool ... treenote gives me that. I understand that you are not available till september... but new feature wishes are always good ...right :-)

Adding reminders and one-row items for yourself is good but sometimes you want to add details to a row without generating a hierarchy beneath this row. I would like to see an option to o

It would probably be a good idea to have documentation on building the stand-alone packages of CQ-editor. This would allow someone with access to a Mac to work on building a package so that we could have all three major OSes covered by the releases.

Currently, the listing contains the Courant and Fourier numbers for the momentum equation, and the combined Courant/Fourier criterion. It could be interesting to also have this combined Courant/Fourier criterion for transported scalars. This might be especially relevant for buoyant scalars.

The autogenerated API documentation for Pyface is missing a number of key details because some (many? all?) of its traits are documented with a regular # comment instead of a #: traits doc-comment that can be picked up by the trait documenter. It would be nice to fix that.

The particular instance that I ran into was trying to refer to IEditor.obj from 3rd party documentation (via intersph

When converting a file the tool seems to append a new line to the end of the file under certain conditions - Not sure what conditions.

When it appends a new line it seems to always append a "\n" unix style new line. Even when the rest of the file may have different line endings.

1. Does the tool have to append a newline? If so.
2. Can the output file have consistent line endings that ideall

I have used the installation instructions to try to install this utility but to no avail. Then i tried instead of pip install (since pip by its own defaults to python2) python3 -m pip install and it worked. Please fix the small error in the instructions.