Hi--is there an FAQ someplace on this subject? Confused about it all. Does the current version of the app support both 2.7 and 3? How? Thanks!

ETA: Oops. Just answered my own question (saw there's a new app version for 3).

@shinya.ta Really, if I'm your god, please change your religion 😂

@JonB , ok great.
Edit
I just noticed that is supported with devices supporting 3D Touch. I didn't really notice before as not using my iphone much

@shinya.ta Thé script here-under will allow you to test the Apple standard speech module, and this code supports, I hope, all emojis. Thus, I suppose that my other scripts has a bug for combined emojis. I'll try to correct it in a close future.

see here

same code folding, along with vertex shaders in scene and opencv

The extension runs in its own sandbox.. As I recall there was an extensions site packages? You have to separately install packages to both locations.

They are the most inexpensive to manufacture and the most common type of keyboard available, but they wear out more quickly than other types of keyboards.

Please test the updated version on an iPad with the split keyboard enabled, both docked and undocked and split and unsplit. The current release keyboard bar is broken in various ways when split mode is enabled including:

Sometimes the extra row overlaps with the normal keyboard.

When the extra row is positioned properly, the buttons don't work. Instead, the touch events fall through to the piece of the document the buttons cover.

@CCC, yes I transferred that way so far , but I learned from the forum that you can transfer all the files stored in the Phytonista sandbox with the FTP Transfer script running in your iOS device and the Connect to Server item from the Mac OS X Finder. The trick is that you have tu use the IP Address insted of the name of your iOS device.and connect by pressing the Guest button in the Mac. You don't need to put the username and password when you transfer between iOS devices

Just FYI to anyone who may have missed it - it's happening...

@omz Great, thanks. I'm the future I'll report without replying.

@pavlinb No, sorry.

I would like to vote +1 to the feature mentioned by @Sebastian.

I want to create "Now Playing" string, but currently there is no way to obtain the music title from Pythonista. It would be pretty nice to have the feature.

@jonb Here is a "real world" image of a floor plan that I am trying to measure. If I zoom in, the red circle is sometimes too large to position accurately. Also, would be nice to be able to measure the total area as well as the area of internal rooms or spaces. Right now I can do either but not both on one plan. Also, might be better if the window were full screen?

I think I found the right place for it.

@ui.in_background def got_input(st) : theModel.parse(st)

That works in my program too.
Thanks everyone for running such a patient and informative forum.

What about scipy? Is that coming soon?

@cvp thanks.

Hi @JonB, thank you so much for your scripts!

The code:

app.keyWindow().rootViewController().showAccessoryWithAnimationDuration_(0.5)

works well in any user button created with original StatusBarOverlay by you and with the modified version for two bars in portrait mode.

About your new script I will try to inspect it and do some tests in order to create one long bar with 12 keys in landscape mode (with the right up corner key to show/hide the long bar).

An other idea in my mind about user keys is the creation of a key that executes the current script opened in editor but with a pre and post processing, that is: when touching that key, 1) it executes a script "pre.py" , 2) then executes the current main script opened in editor, and 3) finally executes a script "post.py". An usage example is : I want to execute only some parts of the opened script by preprocessing it and then creates automatically an animation of several images in a folder or creates a well formatted pdf of all variables of the main current script after its execution.
I will try to write a generic "recipe" to execute pre, main and post script, maybe next weekend, in order to have a second RUN button similar to the built-in one but with pre-post proc.

Thank you
Regards

@cvp Thanks to you.

@lpl, for your inspiration, here is a ”buttonlike” that apes the necessary parts of the Button API to act as a drop-in replacement.

#coding: utf-8 from ui import * class Buttonlike(View): def __init__(self, **kwargs): self.label = Label(frame=self.bounds, flex='WH', alignment=ALIGN_CENTER) self.add_subview(self.label) super().__init__(**kwargs) @property def title(self): return self.label.text @title.setter def title(self, value): self.label.text = value @property def tint_color(self): return self.label.text_color @tint_color.setter def tint_color(self, value): self.label.text_color = value def touch_ended(self, touch): if hasattr(self, 'action') and callable(self.action): self.action(self) if __name__ == '__main__': v = Buttonlike(title='Hello world') v.background_color = 'white' v.tint_color = 'black' def action_handler(sender): sender.title = 'Clicked' v.action = action_handler v.present()