I have move the large number of Python scripts from the myrobotlab repo and moved it to pyrobotlab.

https://github.com/MyRobotLab/pyrobotlab

Python examples menu now opens a link directly to the github location.
A repository is a great thing, I highly recommend utilizing it.  It provides a common way others can look, change, enhance or benefit from common code.  It also provides stability - so changes can be controlled or rolledback if necessary.

The structure is very simple :

• a home directory is provided for anyone who wants their own directory. This is where you can create anything you want to develop with others or share
• a service directory - this is where all the tested service scripts will be.  These allow easy reference on what functions a service can provide.  
• a toSort directory contains all the scripts which have not yet been sorted.
• Its advisable to make "references" to repo files rather than copy paste them into comments or blogs - a reference is simple to make just surround the filenam in brackets like this [ [ home/GroG/test.py ] ]  This will embed the script in the web page - so that when the script changes - the reference will change too !  Goodtimes
  [[home/GroG/test.py]]

Tools 

• A script can be edited directly through the web page on github - nice feature.
• Github software - github has its own software which you can use to edit and interact with the repo 
• Tortoise GIT - a nice windows file explorer extension - just install it and you can interact with the repo using just windows explorer

If you see something which is out of place, or you know where a toSort file should go please move it. Thanks!