https://gist.github.com/lioneldp/6761743

Sharing a bit useful command 3. Grep all files. Find files.

Grep all files.(grep directory recursively)

and

Find all files.(find directory recursively)

Summary

Command Name : Grep all files
How it works : Just use it

Command Name : Find all files
How it works : Just use it

Example

Sorry, no example. Just use it.

Source code

Here(Grep.py)

and

Here(Find.py)

That's all.
Thanks.

UPDATE: The location issue was fixed quite elegantly with the location module added in Pythonista v1.4.

GPS for Pythonista http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6119538122817536

Yes that did it! Thanks alot. The strange thing is that I tried that before, but I guess at that time the file I wished to import was still in a sub-folder.

Also, if you are not satisfied with the Current Working Directory (CWD), you can always change directories and explore other parts of your file system via os.chdir(), os.listdir(), and the really cool os.walk().

import os os.chdir('../Pythonista.app') # changes the CWD for fileName in os.listdir('.'): print(fileName) print('-' * 30) for fileName in os.listdir('/System/Library/Fonts/Cache'): print(fileName) print('-' * 30)

Ok, thanks.

oh scuse me xD

Anybody? I think that the Error 13 is the standard Web Server error code, but I am really lost here. Has anyone succeeded in getting the webform app to run in the XCODE similar / as a standalone app.

Thanks ccc!

The answers were right in front of me.

Thank you very much, I found it there!

http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6349902988705792

Thanks omz!

By the way, this is why I love Python. It is so simple, yet is very adaptable.

Cubbarooney

To some degree, you can simulate gradients with tinted images. Example:

from scene import * class MyScene (Scene): def draw(self): background(0, 0, 0) fill(0, 0, 1) #blue rect(0, 0, 256, 256) tint(1, 0, 0) #red image('Gradient-1', 0, 0, 256, 256) run(MyScene())

There are built-in 256x256 pixel images for different types of gradients ('Gradient-1' ... 'Gradient-5'). The gradients all go from fully-transparent to white, so you can achieve different 2-color gradients by drawing a filled rectangle behind the gradient image (which can be tinted with the second color, as in the example above).

From future imports must happen very early in a Python script.

http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6745177418891264

It looks like I got this working by adding files into Support Files / pylib in the Xcode project. I still have another problem. But that's another post.

Thanks, @omz. That worked fine. I made a do-nothing program named " (Rename File)" with a leading space in the name so it would appear first.

Will this be fixed in the next version? Any plans for when that might be released?

I took this course last year and I highly recommend it.

I understand, @omz. You need to play by their rules.

Could you describe what Pythonista does whenever a program is run? It seems to clear the environment first, because variables don't retain their values from one run to the next. If calls to sys.exit() are trapped, could it also clear the environment then?

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