Thanks, yeah makes sense. I just wondered if there was an 'official' online location, but that will certainly work for what I want.

Thanks

@JoeJack Do not thank me. Thank this wonderful forum full of pearls written by gurus and thank @omz for his invaluable application.

Oh, I should clear up a mistake/assumption I made. It appears that at least in the latest beta, the documentation states under undocumented modules that arrow ships with Pythonista.

That's nice.

Hardcore maths!
I was looking to get a moveable line. Did you squeeze a rect and rotate it?

@omz: You could publish the documentation on GitHub, but accept only PRs for minor changes (fixed typos, updated code examples, added explanations for undocumented function arguments or return types, etc)

This would also make linking to the documentation easier. Right now, If i want to link to a specific part of the docs, I have to find the correct documentation page on the website, go to the page source and find the id of the function/class I want to link to.