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    • shinya.ta
      shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

      @cvp
      I'm sorry. I don't know how to download it.

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      • cvp
        cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

        @shinya.ta said

        I don't know how to download it.

        My script, Mikael's script, both? Never downloaded something from GitHub ? 😭

        Some years ago, I wrote some scripts for you or your wife. Did I always post them in the forum, never in GitHub ?

        Anyway, to download gestures.py into your site-packages folder, create and run, once, this little script

        import os
        import requests
        url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/master/gestures.py'
        data = requests.get(url).content
        dir  = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/site-packages')	
        file_name = url.split('/')[-1]
        path = dir + '/' + file_name
        with open(path,mode='wb') as out_file:
        	out_file.write(data)
        

        To download my little "Emojis keyboard .py" in your Pythonista's root, create and run once this little script

        import os
        import requests
        #url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/master/gestures.py'
        url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cvpe/Pythonista-scripts/master/Emojis%20Keyboard.py'
        data = requests.get(url).content
        dir  = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/')	
        file_name = url.split('/')[-1].replace('%20', ' ')
        path = dir + '/' + file_name
        with open(path,mode='wb') as out_file:
        	out_file.write(data)
        

        Then you have to replace the old keyboard script by this modified one... Please give me some feedback. Thanks

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        • shinya.ta
          shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

          @cvp

          """ docgen-ignore """

          This is "Indentation Error".

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          • cvp
            cvp @shinya.ta last edited by

            @shinya.ta Where? In one my both little scripts to download or in gestures.py or in Emojis Keyboard.py?

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            • shinya.ta
              shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

              @cvp
              Can't I paste "gestures. py" into "Emoji Keyboard. py"?

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              • shinya.ta
                shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                @cvp
                When I pasted "gestures. py" into "Emoji Keyboard. py" and started it, I got the previous error.

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                • shinya.ta
                  shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                  @cvp said:

                  import os
                  import requests
                  #url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/master/gestures.py'
                  url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cvpe/Pythonista-scripts/master/Emojis%20Keyboard.py'
                  data = requests.get(url).content
                  dir  = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/')	
                  file_name = url.split('/')[-1].replace('%20', ' ')
                  path = dir + '/' + file_name
                  with open(path,mode='wb') as out_file:
                  	out_file.write(data)
                  

                  This doesn't respond to anything.

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                  • cvp
                    cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

                    @shinya.ta said

                    When I pasted "gestures. py" into "Emoji Keyboard. py" and started it, I got the previous error.

                    As Emojis Keyboard.py imports gestures.py, you don't have to paste it, thus don't do that.

                    This doesn't respond to anything.

                    The little script does not respond something, it copies/replaces the modified Emojis Keyboard.py in your root folder.

                    Thus, please run my both little scripts and you will find anew Emojis Keyboard.py in your root folder

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                    • shinya.ta
                      shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                      @cvp said:

                      @shinya.ta Could you test this version of Emojis Keyboard.py, and tell me if the A button works as a flick button when you tap it with a long press.

                      Important: the modified script imports a gestures module that you have to download from https://github.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/blob/master/gestures.py and to save in your site-packages folder.

                      Of course, this is only a test to check if I have correctly understood what you ask, thus don't hope to find here the solution.
                      If it is ok, you would have to give me a full description of wanted keys and their content when flicked.

                      Only tested on iPad

                      Long press on A key gives

                      Moving finger on E key gives

                      Where is the package folder?

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                      • shinya.ta
                        shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                        @cvp
                        It's too difficult for me to understand.

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                        • cvp
                          cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

                          @shinya.ta said

                          Where is the package folder?

                          you don't need to know it,

                          My script gets the gestures.py file from the Internet and copies it in your site-packages folder.
                          And the import gestures reads it there, all is automatic

                          Tap on Python Modules and you will see site-packages folder

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                          • cvp
                            cvp @shinya.ta last edited by

                            @shinya.ta said

                            It's too difficult for me to understand.

                            The only thing to understand is that one of the two little scripts copy the Emojis Keyboard.py script in your root folder. The needed gestures.py is copied by the other little script in the folder where the import gets it.

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                            • shinya.ta
                              shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                              @cvp
                              I'm sorry.

                              The shame is that I don't really know how to use "GitHub".

                              I also downloaded "Emojis Keyboard. py" from GitHub and didn't use it.

                              I used to paste the script directly.

                              I'm ashamed to say that you need to learn from using GitHub first.

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                              • cvp
                                cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

                                @shinya.ta No shame to not know something if you don't need it. I guess that you never needed to import a new module in Pythonista.

                                For GitHub, you don't need to really use it because I suppose that you never will post a source code but you need to learn the minimum to get a source code.

                                If you tap a link like https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cvpe/Pythonista-scripts/master/Emojis%20Keyboard.py, you open Safari at the GitHub site where a script is available in raw mode, that will say that you are able to select all, copy and paste in Pythonista.

                                I guess that you can create a new empty script in Pythonista and paste in it some copied code.

                                Now, if you select, copy and paste this little script in a new empty script in Pythonista

                                import os
                                import requests
                                url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/master/gestures.py'
                                data = requests.get(url).content
                                dir  = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/')   
                                file_name = url.split('/')[-1].replace('%20', ' ')
                                path = dir + '/' + file_name
                                with open(path,mode='wb') as out_file:
                                    out_file.write(data)
                                

                                And you run it, it will get the code of gestures.py from GitHub and copy it to your site-packages folder as gestures.py. And from now for ever, any script can import gestures. All is automatic after you have run the little script. Then no need to understand GitHub.

                                If you have run it and if you have already pasted the new Emojis Keyboard.py, as you are used to do, now the new code can run because you have imported the gestures module. At least, I hope.

                                This was the 1st lesson 🙂

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                                • cvp
                                  cvp @shinya.ta last edited by

                                  @shinya.ta Please give me some feedback of until which step you are ok

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                                  • shinya.ta
                                    shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                                    @cvp said:

                                    @shinya.ta No shame to not know something if you don't need it. I guess that you never needed to import a new module in Pythonista.

                                    For GitHub, you don't need to really use it because I suppose that you never will post a source code but you need to learn the minimum to get a source code.

                                    If you tap a link like https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cvpe/Pythonista-scripts/master/Emojis%20Keyboard.py, you open Safari at the GitHub site where a script is available in raw mode, that will say that you are able to select all, copy and paste in Pythonista.

                                    I guess that you can create a new empty script in Pythonista and paste in it some copied code.

                                    Now, if you select, copy and paste this little script in a new empty script in Pythonista

                                    import os
                                    import requests
                                    url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikaelho/pythonista-gestures/master/gestures.py'
                                    data = requests.get(url).content
                                    dir  = os.path.expanduser('~/Documents/')   
                                    file_name = url.split('/')[-1].replace('%20', ' ')
                                    path = dir + '/' + file_name
                                    with open(path,mode='wb') as out_file:
                                        out_file.write(data)
                                    

                                    And you run it, it will get the code of gestures.py from GitHub and copy it to your site-packages folder as gestures.py. And from now for ever, any script can import gestures. All is automatic after you have run the little script. Then no need to understand GitHub.

                                    If you have run it and if you have already pasted the new Emojis Keyboard.py, as you are used to do, now the new code can run because you have imported the gestures module. At least, I hope.

                                    This was the 1st lesson 🙂

                                    The paste is done.
                                    But nothing happens when you do it.

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                                    • cvp
                                      cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

                                      @shinya.ta said

                                      The paste is done.
                                      But nothing happens when you do it.

                                      The paste of what and where?

                                      Nothing happens when you do what?
                                      If you speak of the run of the little script: when you run, nothing visible happens, but a script is invisibly downloaded from GitHub to your Pythonista.

                                      If you go in the Pythonista console (I hope you know what it is), and you begin to type
                                      "Import ges", do you see this

                                      Please, explain always what you did before each question, I can't follow what you do

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                                      • shinya.ta
                                        shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                                        @cvp
                                        I pasted a small script into an empty file and ran it.

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                                        • cvp
                                          cvp @shinya.ta last edited by cvp

                                          @shinya.ta hoping that you run the small script installing the gestures module, did you try to type "import ges" in the console and what's the result?

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                                          • shinya.ta
                                            shinya.ta @cvp last edited by

                                            @cvp

                                            Where is "Pythonista console"?
                                            I think I'm misunderstanding something.

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