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  Is anyone in this room automating a business with Python?
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  cvp

  @ccc Perhaps I have badly understood the word "automation"... I use a lot of Python tools I wrote myself but they aren't automatic, I have to manually launch them, they are helpful but manual.

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  How do I RUN a script
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  Hello. I had same problem last week)

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  How do I Save a File? Where is the Save Button?
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  reneemarcelle

  Thanks for the swift replies, cvp and ccc. Recently, the same language appeared with regard to the different versions. It is apparently verbiage from or pertaining to the interpreter and likely is just standard language that hasn’t been updated since the death of Python 2. In any event, it doesn’t call for me to do anything at all, which is good. I’d surely throw a wrench in it otherwise :D

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  @ccc
  Oh, do you mean to say it will be near impossible to port Ray over to Pythonista?

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  App crashes on a long running button action
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  mikael

  @ZinoSama, if you want to do a lot of little animations, you could take a look at scripter (blows dust off the link). With it, you can have several simultaneous and long-running animations without having to worry about the UI thread.

  An example of a button click handler running a counter to 100:

  @script def start(sender): label = sender.superview["label1"] set_value(label, "text", range(1, 101), lambda count: f"Count: {count}")
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  Getting integers from textfields on button press, how?
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  ccc

  In Examples/User Interface/Calculator.py the button_tapped() function gets the values of label1 and label2.

  For your code, you will need to use int(sender.superview['label1']) to get an integer.

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  How to change the button image?
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  JonB

  You can't put this sort of loop inside a button action, unless the action has in_background.

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  Does the dropbox 6.4.0 library support TLS 1.2?
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  return [ key for key in pkg_data['releases'].keys() if pkg_data['releases'][key] ] # --> return [key for key, value in pkg_data['releases'].items() if value]
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  I need help displaying a python PIL image within Pythonista UI
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  PeterDaGrape

  Ah, thank you very much, Ill have a play around with this, currently it would be creating a new window for every image generated which isn’t ideal, ill let you know if it does as needed!!

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  Image.UI gets color inverted if photo is PNG
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  cvp

  @FuckingNerd you could try Asset.get_image_data which could be quicker

  Asset.get_image_data(original=False) Fetch the asset’s image data, and return it as a io.BytesIO object. You can use io.BytesIO.getvalue() to get the image data as a byte string. By default, the most recent version of the image is returned; pass original=True to get the image without any adjustments/edits. If you only need the image for saving it as a file, this is more efficient than Asset.get_image(). The returned io.BytesIO has an additional uti attribute that can be used to determine the file type of the image data.