@shinya.ta As I said previously, you have to swipe 3 fingers up to close the keyboard.
And after, the x button is available to close the script.

But, first, use of 3 fingers needs you disable Settings/General/Accessibilty/Zoom.

Edit: if you prefer another gesture, let me know, but this is the standard IOS Braille gesture to simulate a return key, thus dismiss the keyboard.

You can use extension to download from sound cloud.

@Dog2puppy Thanks, same for you

CVP:

Thank you again. This works.

I have had the same problem multiple times. It must be related to some meta data of the file - when I copy the code into a new file, this new file works fine, also with the same name.

Works now. I must have had a transcription error. Thankyou

thx you two, will look in to them

Brilliant. That worked, thank you!

@jmv38 No problem at all 😀

@ihf, it looks to me like this would not change much for you if you use a WebView, since they are already being blocked, requiring that you use OAuth with Google services:

”Denying authentication from embedded browser frameworks is a measure similar to the restriction Google announced in 2016 on web views, which are also embedded browsers.”

Could be that this impacts using SKSafariViewController.

@CastroSATT

import os.path my_sounds_dir = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/dir_where_the_script_is_now/RR/img/') sound.load_effect(my_sounds_dir+'hadouken.mp3')

Hm-m, I experience no problems with that, but I use a SQL server by https://www.enteros.com/. They have all options I need and the level of integration is great, so I don't use any other dbs.

@robertiii It happens when you use a lot of RAM, crash without any log...

Yeah the real ants is what I was looking for obvs!

Thanks guys :)
I think I just really needed to understand that it’s not
.set_line_dash(sequence [,phase])
but more like:
.set_line_dash([10,15,10,15] ,phase)

Which is what was confusing me..
Duh

@bycyril seems exactly like here

Don't forget that Google is your friend, found these links by searching "pythonista matplotlib cbook"

@cvp yes you're right I'm still getting used to the names here on the forum. Definitely a big thank you to @jonb for this work too.

It's still a WIP, and I can't guarantee the interface won't change. Consider it alpha at this point. Segfaults with "logical" operations have been fixed (Do not attempt to access a class from ObjCInstance instead of ObjCClass, because it will segfault; and on that same note, do not attempt to write with the objc_utils module when tired), but any testing beyond that has still to be done. Documentation is incomplete too. only AVSpeechSynthesisVoice is pretty complete at this point, but I'm considering a couple method name changes in a more pythonic style. Who knows... Either way have fun in case you want to try it: https://gist.github.com/boisei0/08e6f9f619e8c045ba08dae100e63b17 Dump all those files in a folder named av_speech in your site-packages, then import it like the sample above.

@hmartin I might try adding the ui and scene stubs later as well. Got to admit I haven't used them so far, so that's going to be a bit of practice first before I can confidently stub them. (I'm boisei0 on github)

Thanks for this great idea.

PRs welcome :)