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    New Beta for Pythonista 3.3

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    • cvp
      cvp last edited by

      Now, the open external folder also shows an usb Drive connected, and that is a very good news...

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      • omz
        omz last edited by

        The idea is that I still need to finish a few things for the release (mostly app preview video etc.), but I wanted to ensure that users get access to the update a bit earlier because I can’t really foresee how smoothly app review etc. goes, and some people relied on features that were in previous betas, but not in 3.2.

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        • cvp
          cvp @omz last edited by

          @omz Welcome back and thanks for the future version. I'm sincerely more than happy that you feel better.

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          • omz
            omz last edited by

            @cvp Thank you!

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            • jmv38
              jmv38 @omz last edited by

              @omz welcome back sir. Thank you for the update.

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              • omz
                omz @jmv38 last edited by

                @jmv38 Thanks to you as well! :)

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                • shinyformica
                  shinyformica last edited by

                  @omz thanks for the update!

                  Pythonista has been unbelievably helpful at my work, and continues to impress every day.

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                  • mikael
                    mikael @omz last edited by

                    @omz, my sincere thanks to you, as well.

                    Pythonista and this incredible community have enabled me to keep up and develop my Python knowledge, squeezed in between a non-coding job and a busy family life.

                    I am not exaggerating when I say that that was the primary thing that enabled me to get a new job, starting a new career next month as a full-time senior Python developer.

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                    • Olaf
                      Olaf last edited by

                      Happy to see you @omz and the update!

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                      • bennr01
                        bennr01 last edited by

                        @omz Glad to see you in the forums again :)

                        BTW, in the current beta, the keyboard.set_view() method still has TODO (also document custom view callbacks like kb_should_insert) as the documentation.

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                        • omz
                          omz @bennr01 last edited by

                          @bennr01 said:

                          BTW, in the current beta, the keyboard.set_view() method still has TODO (also document custom view callbacks like kb_should_insert) as the documentation.

                          Oops, thanks!

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                          • omz
                            omz last edited by

                            @mikael said:

                            I am not exaggerating when I say that that was the primary thing that enabled me to get a new job, starting a new career next month as a full-time senior Python developer.

                            That's amazing, congrats! :)

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                            • Blanchot
                              Blanchot last edited by Blanchot

                              Dear @omz,

                              Welcome back! The fact that this forum has continued to be a lively place where regular members help others with their questions and regularly offer their code snippets as solutions to problems is a measure of the love and enthusiasm folks have for pythonista.

                              That too is amazing!

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                              • mithrendal
                                mithrendal last edited by mithrendal

                                @Blanchot So true.

                                @mikael your new job colleagues will be very happy as they get a high skilled and very talented work mate with you!!! Wish you a happy time on your new journey.

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                                • technoway
                                  technoway last edited by technoway

                                  With the latest Pythonista Beta v. 3.3 (330025), installed today, i.e. 20 Feb., 2020, I get the same crash in my App I got with the last Beta.

                                  I tracked it down to the very first line of code that executes in my App! I commented out that line, and my App runs successfully.

                                  That line is:

                                  A great many lines of code are omitted both before and after the code snippet shown.

                                          # Prevent iPhone from going to sleep while this program runs.
                                          console.set_idle_timer_disabled(True)
                                  
                                          # Create an instance of a class that derives from ui.View.
                                          # <code-omitted>
                                  

                                  If I comment out that one line of code, the program does not crash.

                                  I am running that on an iPhone 6s running IOS 13.3.1

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                                  • codeprezzer
                                    codeprezzer @technoway last edited by

                                    @technoway said:

                                    With the latest Pythonista Beta v. 3.3 (330025), installed today, i.e. 20 Feb., 2020, I get the same crash in my App I got with the last Beta.

                                    I tracked it down to the very first line of code that executes in my App! I commented out that line, and my App runs successfully.

                                    That line is:

                                    A great many lines of code are omitted both before and after the code snippet shown.

                                            # Prevent iPhone from going to sleep while this program runs.
                                            console.set_idle_timer_disabled(True)
                                    
                                            # Create an instance of a class that derives from ui.View.
                                            # <code-omitted>
                                    

                                    If I comment out that one line of code, the program does not crash.

                                    I am running that on an iPhone 6s running IOS 13.3.1

                                    I'm having exactly same issue since updating to 3.3 earlier today. Commenting out the "console.set_idle_timer_disabled(True)" helps. iPhone 8 and 13.3.1. Phone reboot not help.

                                    Thanks πŸ‘

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                                    • omz
                                      omz last edited by omz

                                      Sorry about the issue with console.set_idle_timer_disabled. Please use this workaround for now:

                                      
                                      import console
                                      
                                      def fix_set_idle_timer_disabled(flag=True):
                                      	from objc_util import on_main_thread
                                      	on_main_thread(console.set_idle_timer_disabled)(flag)
                                      
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                                      • technoway
                                        technoway @omz last edited by

                                        @omz - Thank you for the workaround.

                                        You do not have to apologize for anything.

                                        Pythonista would have to have many, many, more bugs before it would stop being my favorite App. Thanks for making Python programming available on IOS.

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                                        • avarnell
                                          avarnell @omz last edited by

                                          @omz do you have a new link for the beta signup? 😊 thank you!

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                                          • simon_hibbs
                                            simon_hibbs last edited by

                                            @mikael @omz Pythonista played an important role in my career as well. When I was interviewing for my last job they set a programming task to write a custom compression tool for specifically formatted data. I wrote it in Pythonista, mostly on the train on my commute. It was fun, I used a combination of techniques for different fields, including variable length encoding for numeric fields that took a fair amount of bit twiddling. I was able to actually demo it to them in my face to face interview on my iPad. It blew them away, they had no idea you could do something like that on an iPad.

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