@ccc As usual, you're right and as usual, I forgot that... Thanks for @resserone13 and for me

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Thank you all for your time and comments. Thanks @JonB by solving how to use it with stash. It seems so easy. Thanks @ccc by comment away with @etingof. It’s not clear it will run on IOS devices. I understand could it work, but I suppose it should be tested. I will try to get Phytonista and test it. Again, thank you so much!

@nvedwards quick and dirty script only to show that it could be easier with dialogs

import dialogs def main(): # Sections and section rows data = {'meat': ['spam', 'ham'], 'fruit': ['apple', 'orange']} sections = [] for k in data.keys(): fields = [] for val in data[k]: fields.append({'title':val}) sections.append((k,fields)) f = dialogs.form_dialog('test via dialogs',sections=sections) if __name__ == '__main__': main()

@SandeepDaftor Perhaps could you find some help here

Both ddl and tbox are an instance of a class that are both subclasses of UIControl. Hence both ddl and tbox inherit from UIControl.

Sounds amazing! But what langage does it use for coding?

See for example https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/4695/downloading-nltk-on-an-ipad-complete-newbie-needs-help

You can install nltk. You cannot install scikit. Basically, you cannot install anything based on C/Fortran, etc. That is a limitation imposed by apples kernel signing requirements, there are no workarounds. As @ccc points out, the other actively developed app is Pyto, which you should check out as it includes more built in modules -- however the UI side of things needed some work.

Hello, does this basic class from the excellent Fluent Python book help? It should support shuffling with random.shuffle() and you can iterate over it to deal cards.

-Graham

https://github.com/fluentpython/example-code/blob/3d74f0e18344c2d257e00b689f4c7fe25b974952/01-data-model/frenchdeck.py

and this sample usage, including sorting with a custom key "Spades high"
https://github.com/fluentpython/example-code/blob/3d74f0e18344c2d257e00b689f4c7fe25b974952/01-data-model/frenchdeck.doctest

Hello,

It sounds like using IFTTT may help you with this, possibly using webbrowser.open() to open the shortcut but I don't have any Amazon devices or app so I may be way off piste...

https://9to5toys.com/2019/02/26/ios-shortcuts-for-alexa/

I like the intuitive and simplistic API approach as always when mikael comes out with a new thing ;-) Next time I have a need for parallel execution in my code I will definitly come back to genr ...

@Blanchot
Yes, I can indeed imagine such a scenario. I am actually an IBM developer who had a stroke in 2011 and currently on long term disability leave, hence my handle ltd - LTD
dev - developer
(developer on LTD).
Life events often necessitate removing yourself from the world just as you describe and I can easily imagine Ole (a real person, just like you and me with real life events) dropping out of the world/communication for a while and that this does not mean that he has given up on his projects.

"...and seeing that Ole has recently begun again to publicly reply to tweets"

is very good to hear and encouraging.about the future of Pythonista.