import ui,sqlite3 database = "database.db" con = sqlite3.connect(database) cursor = con.cursor() users_query = "select * from users" user_sections ="SELECT * FROM users INNER JOIN post on post.user_id = user.id" user_names = [x[1] for x in cursor.execute(users_query)] v = ui.load_view() table = v['table'] table.data_source.items = user_names v.present()

To add accessories:

user_names = [{"title":x[1],"accessory_type":"disclosure_indicator"} for x in cursor.execute(users_query)]

@crazyfox, for future reference, note the convenient ui module functions convert_point and convert_rect.

@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

I probably should have pulled out the pyObject and passed that as the tableview object, to be consistent with other delegate methods.

Oh, btw. I might have even seen this before. Sometimes its a blur for me if I have worked something out for the first time, or if I have seen it before. I have looked at dialogs before, but it was a long time ago. Good chance i would not have understood what it was doing anyway. But I think its a good idea to go and re-look with fresh eyes and mind. Learn some new things

@ccc
That's cool! I don't remember how I saw this faker module- maybe just looking at the pythonista docs as it's listed as a third party module. Sure is useful though!