@Morgan as I pointed out in the other thread, you can for the time being get around it by commenting out the long wrapping line when you want to see it entirely or edit it.

perhaps someone is interested by the concept of this (very) simple remote of my own (cf previous post)
I posted several files on gist here : https://gist.github.com/deadbone/6715590
The python's script use many part of different scripts I've found here, so thanks to the community

import platform

print "platform.system() is -"+platform.system()+""

print "platform.machine() is -"+platform.machine()+""

I don't think Apple allows coding apps to accept incoming files through a file export feature of another app in their App Store rules, but I'm not sure.

Wow!! You don't know how much I appreciate that! I'm going to be studying this for a while. THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

ok,it works,thanks

I forgot to mention that you can also use python's <b>lambda</b> to accomplish this.<pre>from scene import *

class MyScene (Scene):
def setup(self):
self.a = lambda: test(200, 200)

def draw(self): background(0, 0, 0) #test(100,100) self.a()

run(MyScene())

def test(x,y):
rect(x,y,20,20)</pre>

THANK YOU! I had the same problem and this really fixed it. :)

Also, anyone tried Touchfire keyboard? I wanted to try this and see if their 3D feature works great. You may look at the site here http://www.touchfire.com/

And the release of editorial

I appreciate the help! Thank you.

Latest version at https://gist.github.com/Anton-2/6599694, with error (like a user opting out of geolocation) and options handling. Still a big hack...

Any news on this omz? I'm having the same situation as nice_guy, in need of telnet for home automation.

http://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/interpreter.html see section 2.1.2

Entering a blank line (just hit the return key) should end the continuation, cause the compound statement to be evaluated, and then bring you back to the normal prompt.

Thanks also Sebastian -- If you can't turn the image <b>after</b> you draw it then you must turn the canvas <b>before</b> you draw it. You learn something new every day.

Keeping track of properly balancing repeated calls to <b>push_matrix()</b> and <b>pop_matrix()</b> was bugging me so see https://gist.github.com/cclauss/6313658 for the syntax:

<pre>with privateMatrix(): # Save and then restore the scene.matrix
translate(200, 200)
rotate(45)
image('Alien_Monster', 0, 0, 100, 100)</pre>
This should eliminate the complexity of calling push_matrix() and pop_matrix() repeatedly in programs that heavily use Scene scale(), transform(), rotation(), etc.

Just curious; my understanding is that Reminders is at it's core iCal style calendars. Would it be possible to update entries in Reminders by approaching it that way?

https://gist.github.com/cclauss/6313658 for the syntax:

with flippedDisplay(): # Set topLeft as graphics origin (0,0) canvas.draw_xxx()

JPEG 2000 is a new image coding system that uses state-of-the-art compression techniques based on wavelet technology. Its architecture should lend itself to a wide range of uses from portable digital cameras through to advanced pre-press, medical imaging and other key sectors.
PNG or <a href="http://www.yiigo.com/support/kb/formats/png/">Portable Network Graphics</a> is raster graphics file format that supports lossless data compression. PNG was created to replace Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) and Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) and add some functionality that GIF does not have.
Unlike other image file format, PNG supports 256 colors palette-based images with a relatively small file size; RGB, RGBA and Grayscale image with or without alpha channel; 1-48 bit True-color image and 1-16 bit grayscale image; gamma adjustment; storing image name, writer, version, time, annotation and more; and lossless data compression method known as DEFLATE. There are many image and document processing tools online. You can refer to their tutorials for help. Good luck.

Sure I could hack something together, but it wouldn't be nearly as nice.