New Repository -- PyLBC

I have just forked a new software code repository to my GitHub individual user account. It is called PyLBC (Layout by Code for Python). Essentially it is a very basic GUI-creation tool. It allows a person to create fairly simple dialogs, windows and controls for receiving and interpreting information from the end-user to the computer. It can be used in conjunction with other modules and packages to create small-scale applications for practical use by anyone.

The only two direct contributions I have made thus far have been minor updates to provide backwards-compatibility between the two most widely-used versions of the programming language PyLBC is written with and for, namely the stable but now legacy Python version 2.7 and the much newer Python 3, which is still under on-going development. For some reason, the programs created with PyLBC still won’t compile to machine language with Py3, so this is a work-in-progress. But it more-or-less works now if one runs from source.

I have sent pull requests to the main developer and one other person but for now, the code can only be accessed within my own fork.