I have sudden need for GUI support for the Forest extension. I have only rudimentary python experience but the code looks pretty straightforward. Maybe just replacing 'clone' with 'fclone', 'update' with 'fupdate', etc would work. Alternatively, I could maybe just duplicate all the functions with a forest equivalent. Seems reasonable to me.
The sticking point is that I am very much NOT setup for python development under Windows. The source installation instructions look pretty heavy, too, for such a simple change. I see that the file I'd need to modify is in the library.zip file. It's already in byte-code by that point. So maybe there is a way to modify the file using only the already-installed code? Specifically, might it be possible to edit a local copy of the file, then force python to generate its bytecode, then unzip + replace the file + re-zip the library.zip file? Would/could that work?
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