@cvp Hi, do you mean OMxxxxx is something related to omz library, not Apple?

However, if it is programmatically impossible to interact with console output via objc, do you know something for pythonista_startup.py that can automatically save in a file (named for example console_output.txt) the output of any command executed in console or any script executed from editor environment, in a consecutive mode, in the same way the output in console appears? This file should contain the exact text user sees in console output/history, and this file should update itself after each execution where there is at least one print statement (that is when the console output changes its content by adding new text output).

Do you know if something already exists?

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@ccc, would suggest multipeer for that. Uses bluetooth without the need to think about it.

@wannabegeek, unless you want to do this in Python for learning purposes, I would recommend using Apple Shortcuts, where creating this workflow will take you about 1 minute. Suggest creating one that takes the images as input, so you can just share them from Photos.

thank you so much

Sarkari Result Pnr Status 192.168.1.1

SAme issue :(

Lucky Patcher Kodi nox

@cvp

Thank you for the info. I'll look into it when I have time. I've moved on to another project, but I will likely come back to this one soon. I also need to extract my scrolling tableview from this project and post the code.

@cvp that was exactly what I needed. I thought label is what should be used but had no success sending my string. Turns out I was only missing the .text - Thank you!

@sulcud, looking at this putting a wrapper around the delegate as @JonB suggests looks like the best way to get fine control over the speech, being able to highlight individual words as they are spoken etc.

Such a wrapper could also include synchronous methods, so that it would be easy to just say something and move on after the talking is done.

@JonB I think that nothing really runs when locked, notifications excepted

I'm alive, don't worry, but my focus shifted a bit and I no longer have time to actively develop/maintain Black Mamba/monitor forum. This is the reason why I asked if there's anyone who wants to maintain it two years ago.

But I still passively maintain it which means that if you provide a PR, I'll test it, merge it and will release new version.

If there's anyone who wants to take over, feel free to ping me. I'll happily add you to the project and even transfer ownership later.

@upwart Thanks, but only @omz and the author of Pyto are brillant

@Loimeee try

import photos assets = photos.get_assets() asset = photos.pick_asset(assets=assets) pil_image = photos.get_image() pil_image.show()

What about OCR in realtime video mode? Is it possible?

https://forum.omz-software.com/search/Arduino

@afh1012 run this shortcut

I didn't propose this way because I work on an iPad and the native Calculator app does not exist on an iPad. If you have an iPad and you edit this shortcut, you will not see the chosen app but on an IPhone, you should.

Wow I can point to shortcuts ... that’s very nice

Thanks a lot !

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@cvp Thank you so much. It works perfectly! I learned a lot total about the Objective-C side of Pythonista, today.

I put the decorator @objc_util.on_main_thread on the function calling all of the second display code and now the app is running just like it used to before the iOS 13 updates.

Thanks again!

@mikael unfortunately yes, it seems you need it if the function has the @click.command decorator. Although in this case init_db_command is just a thin wrapper over another function init_db, so you can get around it by just calling init_db directly instead.

Also I think I was wrong that you don't need the environment variable, as well, because I just tried running that code again and it didn't work. I'm guessing I must have had the variable still hanging around from a previous run, so it looked like I didn't need it, but alas. Again though, in this particular case, you can get around it by using init_db and wrapping in the app context. If you're using the command directly though, wrapping with the app context does nothing; you need the environment variable. Hope that makes sense.