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Dirluxe shows dir() of a module or a type on the graphics screen. This is helpful during program development to show each function in the modules. You can use the toolbox to type an import module and you don’t have to remove “import ”. Examples of supported modules: builtins, math, matplotlib.pyplot, and ion. Default is all i.e. display all modules - press OK or EXE to advance. You can also input a type e.g. {}, [], (), "", 1, 1.0, 1j, and {1}. You can use run(), run(""), and run("math") etc. in the shell.

from kandinsky import *
def ds(s,x,y,i=0):
  if i:
    draw_string(s,x,y,"blue","yellow")
  else:
    draw_string(s,x,y,"yellow","blue")
def run(ins="input"):
  ms=["builtins","math","cmath","matplotlib.pyplot","turtle","random","kandinsky","ion","time"]
  for m in ms:
    exec("import "+m)
  ms.extend(["set","dict","list","tuple","str","int","float","1j"])
  if ins=="input":
    ins=input("Module/type: [all] ")
  if ins=="" or ins=="all":
    ins=ms
  elif ins.startswith("import "):
    ins=[ins[7:]]
  else:
    ins=[ins]
  for m in ins:
    s=m+": "
    for i in eval("dir("+m+")"):
      s+=i+" "
    s=s[:-1]+"!"
    print(s)
    first=True
    cs=""
    x=0
    for i in range(0,len(s),32):
      y=3
      fill_rect(0,0,320,240,"blue")
      for c in s[i:i+384]:
        if c=="!":
          ds(cs,x,y)
          cs=""
          i=-1
          break
        cs+=c
        if len(cs)>=32:
          ds(cs,x,y)
          cs=""
          y+=18
          if y>12*18:
            y=3
            time.sleep(.2)
            if first:
              time.sleep(4)
              first=False
      if i<0:
        break
    time.sleep(1)
    p="Press OK!"
    ds(p,23*10,11*18+3,1)
    while ion.keydown(ion.KEY_OK) or ion.keydown(ion.KEY_EXE):
      time.sleep(0.05)
    while not (ion.keydown(ion.KEY_OK) or ion.keydown(ion.KEY_EXE)):
      time.sleep(0.05)
  input(p[:-1]+" or EXE!")
run()