How to lock the orientation in `ui.View.present()`
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last edited byI tried two different ways to lock the orientation of my app: provide an empty list as parameter to the
orientationsparameter of methodui.View.present()or provide the list('landscape'). Neither approaches worked for me. The app was still allowed to change orientation into portrait mode. What am I doing wrong? Thanks a lot!
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last edited by cccDoes this work for you?
view.present(orientations=['landscape'])view is the view you want to present
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last edited by Phuket2@shaun-h , lol I made the same mistake. Didn't pass a list.
Great catch
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last edited byI am glad that worked
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last edited byIf you want to make a one-element tuple, you need to write
("landscape",)with the extra comma. Otherwise the parentheses are interpreted as a normal operator grouping thing, not a tuple.
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last edited by@dgelessus This works. This is too embarrassing. I'm inclined to delete this thread... :-)
