Thanks have added it to collection. second tip was realy helpful

Yes, this is the expected behavior, since all your other layers are children of the root layer.

Very interesting! I wasn't aware of this.

On a Mac you should be able to run Pythonista or your standalone app in the iOS device simulator in XCode. But this does not much help with the original request to run Pythonista apps on a PC.

omz: You are right, <code>execfile('amodule.py')</code> is the solution right now.

Thank you for your answer.

We'll see you later, have fun, stay sane we need you here :)

I use:
sys.path.append('.') and it works.

Thanks

I did not notice the text background switch in the export dialog. I have changed the AppDelegate.m class and everything is ok now.

Thank you.

Excuse the OT, but I really miss some text input capabilities in Scene class. IMHO the most important feature to be included in the next release.

@gdcs - Unfortunately, the python Oracle client cx_Oracle includes libraries as it's closed source. Python modules that load external libraries aren't allowed in iOS - they'd have to be compiled into Pythonista as a static whole (which isn't possible for Oracle's client as they don't provide the source). There's no pure python client for Oracle and likely never will be. Even wonderful third-party toolsets like SQLalchemy still rely on cx_Oracle underneath to do the actual communication to the Oracle database servers.

TL;DR: Nope.

It works! Wish I could rate pythonista again. This thing deserves way more than 5 stars.

Another option to slow things down would be to pass the optional frame_interval parameter to the run function, like so: <pre>run(MyScene(), frame_interval=3)</pre>This would basically run the scene at 30 frames per second instead of 60 (passing 3 would be 20fps etc.).

My pipista script makes use of the built-in xmlrpclib to query PyPi for packages:
https://gist.github.com/pudquick/4317095#file-pipista-py-L85

http://wiki.python.org/moin/PyPIXmlRpc?action=show&redirect=PyPiXmlRpc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML-RPC

If you're working with WSDL/SOAP specifically, though, suds is definitely the way to go.

I have upgraded the underlying version of PyGithub to fix a github connectivity issue. You can still install the script from: https://gist.github.com/4026453.

Note that this script attempts to delete directories (Folders) called 'temp' and 'dateutil' within Pythonista as part of installation. It will also overwrite files in directories named 'github' and 'githubista'. If you are using Pythonista 1.3 or above please check that you have not created any Folders with these names before running this script as any files inside them will be irretrievably lost.

@Sebastion, @ccc Thanks a lot! Using <PRE>self.level = 1</PRE> instead of <PRE>global level
level = 1</PRE> worked perfectly.