@cvp thats awesome! all my study has been for recreational game development. mever had career writing

@cvp Fullscreen objc scrollview
Normaly Yes but this is tied into this lol and that titlebar is givin me a run for my lunch.. we have done the following so far..

walked SuperViewTree Iterated over objc UIApplicstion Checked layout for all inset values.

every time i feel close... nothin lol i even think i found a nav view with y set to 70.. but nothingbwith height 70..

@masscode no problem have a good day

@mikael it was ok on ipad but im not much of a web designer lol

@cvp ah yes i curently use size. what im trying to acomplish here isnt just sizing but sizing with inset.. ui.resizable_image does exactly this but seems to reformat completly when i make a scene.Texture to use in SpriteNode 😕

@cvp Thank you for taking the time.
I think I was making it harder than it should be.

@crazyfox first, replace load_str by load_view_str 😀

...I see it now. Editing/posting error trying include pyui string.

@crazyfox sincerely, I don't understand your

cell = ui.TableViewCell() cell = MyDropDown(tableview, section, row, frame=(100,0,200,100), items=itemslist).as_cell()

...This evolved out of series of TypeErrors and issues with arguments I could not fix elegantly.

Much more to learn. Thanks again for your help.
Until next mental block.
-KP

Oh, this is great. Thanks!

@Drizzel 10-4 rubber ducky 🧑🏻‍💻😉

@mieq said:

@stephen

def load(self, sender): def get_data(): for url, iv in zip(self.urls, self.ivs): yield requests.get(url).content, iv for data, iv in get_data(): iv.image = ui.Image.from_data(data)

But I replaced ImageView.load_from_url with ui.Image.from_data,everything is fine.the resource allocation problem caused by displaying the gif file?

Im Assuming the memory alocation is different for animations. I found alot of reports on gif animations not closing thier stream on loop end and would contenue to build memory alocation. some even after dismissing (changing to new gif) wouldnt release memory used.

some reports have people getting over a GB just my letting a gif run for x time. i figure IOS detects this prior to fully opening and closes the gif before opening to memory.

appears that gifly is bad at providing these 'broken' files but i dont think its really anyones fault lol

@JonB, excellent! The Apple docs lookup is already a keeper.

@elkrause outstanding! have a good one 🙃

@roku_one

cvp's script should do it

Another good example:

# coding: utf-8 # https://github.com/jsbain/objc_hacks/blob/master/live_camera_view.py # https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/2062/video-preview-inside-ui-view-beta from objc_util import * import ui class LiveCameraView(ui.View): def __init__(self,device=0, *args, **kwargs): ui.View.__init__(self,*args,**kwargs) self._session=ObjCClass('AVCaptureSession').alloc().init() self._session.setSessionPreset_('AVCaptureSessionPresetHigh'); inputDevices=ObjCClass('AVCaptureDevice').devices() self._inputDevice=inputDevices[device] deviceInput=ObjCClass('AVCaptureDeviceInput').deviceInputWithDevice_error_(self._inputDevice, None); if self._session.canAddInput_(deviceInput): self._session.addInput_(deviceInput) self._previewLayer=ObjCClass('AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer').alloc().initWithSession_(self._session) self._previewLayer.setVideoGravity_( 'AVLayerVideoGravityResizeAspectFill') rootLayer=ObjCInstance(self).layer() rootLayer.setMasksToBounds_(True) self._previewLayer.setFrame_( CGRect(CGPoint(-70, 0), CGSize(self.height,self.height))) rootLayer.insertSublayer_atIndex_(self._previewLayer,0) self._session.startRunning() def will_close(self): self._session.stopRunning() def layout(self): if not self._session.isRunning(): self._session.startRunning() rootview=LiveCameraView(frame=(0,0,576,576)) rootview.present('sheet')

😊

nice!

nice work!