I'm missing the Categories for SF Symbols.
I think there are only Categories in the Mac App.
I found two older version and a Screenshot for the new Gaming Cat.
I add some cats for newer Symbols, but didn't finished.
This is what i have (with Pythonista Symbols and Emojis)

Icons.json

Names of restricted Symbols are here:
/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreGlyphs.bundle/symbol_restrictions.strings
(also a plist file)

@loupage iOS issue, see here

Edit : and here

@mikael I only mean that I did not change his script at all, only add an own write...

Many thanks for the answer! It did solve my problem and question. This great. Seems I will have to learn how to use apple APIs. This is great!

@mikael thanks, I'll try

Édit: done, ok
Re-Edit: marvelous module

@mikael said:

created something similar

I often use tableview_cell_for_row to display columns in a TableView but I don't have any generalized code, or I already have forgotten, what is obviously possible 🤔

@Tito said:

server is a plain FTP

Sorry, of course you have to replace sftp process by ftp process, like in your script, sorry one more time

@kahlbutz said:

Merry Christmas, everybody

Thanks, same for you

@tomoto-sauce, I simulated what share_image_data might be doing and converted the PIL to an ui.Image (UIImage) before saving (#3, below).

The results... The file sizes of #1 and #3 are the same, and all are PNGs, but in the case of my image, their size was almost 16 MB while the plain byte dump in #2 was about 11 MB. This sounds like the reverse of what you found.

import io import dialogs import photos import ui pil = photos.get_assets()[-1].get_image() with io.BytesIO() as tmp: pil.save(tmp, 'PNG') img_data = tmp.getvalue() # 1 dialogs.share_image_data(img_data) # 2 with open('experiment2.png', mode='wb') as fp: fp.write(img_data) # 3 img = ui.Image.from_data(img_data) with open('experiment3.png', mode='wb') as fp: fp.write(img.to_png())

This is really nice. I see the difference in using ui module over the scene module for this type of thing.

@cvp, yes, do not know why, but for me measure_string started missing the correct height, with a fixed width, exactly by one line, regardless of the amount of text.

For me, the solution with a ui.Label was to use:

sz = label.objc_instance.sizeThatFits_(objc_util.CGSize(label.width, 0))

@Penguin-Master happy wheels said:

Hello! I had this problem. What you need to do is add this to the top of your code:import ssl ssl.match_hostname = lambda cert, hostname: True and for the other error, just close and open the app. Hope it works for you!

Just what I needed, worked a treat, thank you!

@mikael said:

inline date/time picker style, but could not get it to be anything except the good old big rollers.

Sorry, I didn't understand. You did not succeed to get it?

Édit: Perhpas, does Pythonista need to be upgraded?

@Penguin-Master, git repos are not file systems, so you do not add folders. Instead, you just add the file with the full path, even if some of the folders in that path do not ”exist” in the repo.

If I misunderstood something, please share also the command you are trying to run.

A debt of gratitude is in order for tending to this subject. I was searching for the data with respect to the equivalent!

@JonB thank you so much! It works perfectly!

Thanks, Mikael. You are correct in noticing I've been following some online courses, as well as reading some books, and have encountered differences in how Python runs on Pythonista.

The tutorials I have been following do use 3.6, mainly, and my goal is to learn python rather than run anything on iOS. I got Pythonista as a convenient way to practice coding rather than because it was related to iOS. Just as a way to tinker with code wherever I am.