The issue happens to me almost 100% of the time when doing up-down or down-up with the keyboard arrow keys.

I’m not sure whether it ever happens in other cases.

@JonB said:

For doing 1:1 character replacements, maketrans plus translate makes for clean code. You list all the characters you are replacing in one string, all the replacements in the second, and all the characters to delete in the third argument to maketrans.

Damn, I never knew about this. Now I can finally replace my for c in (...): s = s.replace(c, "") loops. My code may finally look acceptable.

It worked!!
I could stop Action.repeat().
Thank you so much!!

I think what you want is contains_rect, which you would apply to the bbox of the SpriteNodes.

IIRC you may be able to use in as well:
if other_rect in this_rect:

From the docs:

Rect.contains_point(p)
Return True if the given point lies within the bounds of the rectangle, False otherwise.

Rect.contains_rect(other_rect)
Return True if the given rectangle lies entirely within the bounds of this rectangle, False otherwise.

Rect.intersects(other_rect)
Return True if this rectangle intersects with the other rectangle, False otherwise.

Thank you.

@smiddleton I think that @emma0122 is happy with the background process, not with the group messages process, but I may be wrong

@masscode Another way could be, for each photo you want to hide:

keep a copy in a local folder delete it from the camera roll

Problem solved, new phone has below left either abc or 123 button and that is start first too other 123 cides shows a lot of other signs

Thanks

@masscode 👍

Create a file in your
Modules and Packages -> site-packages-3 folder, called pythonista_startup.py

Now paste the above code in, and force quit pythonista. Now, every time you start pythonista, that code will run.

You can add whatever other customization you need.

https://forum.omz-software.com/search/Networkx

Can you elaborate more? Simple example, rendered with pythonista serving versus another server?

The built in webview uses the older UIWebview. A more modern equivalent is the WKWebView -- see the @mikael
Repo here https://github.com/mikaelho/pythonista-webview

Of course, if you are seeing the same issues with a proper desktop browser, then the problem is more likely that the css is not actually being served... Developer mode in chrome etc would let you figure out if the css is actually getting served properly. A common problem in pythonista is dealing with paths correctly.

@Steven11, on MacBook, would recommend PyCharm. Community edition is free, and the ease of navigating in the code is just something you cannot live without once you get used to it. Can be a bit heavy on the machine, though.

Awesome detailed work @JonB . The small leak might become significant after hundreds of loops in an appex environment.