@shinyformica

Thanks for the explanation. I have been using the tuple as you indicated because I do manually fiddle with it at times, which is how I noticed the disconnect. It's now more of a curiosity.

I have a ListDataSource as the data_source and delegate for a TableView.

What is the relationship between the TableView.selected_row and the TableView.data_source. selected_row? They don’t appear to talk to each other. You can set one without affecting the other, and vice versa. Is that by design, or am I missing something?

@cvp

Thank you for the info. I'll look into it when I have time. I've moved on to another project, but I will likely come back to this one soon. I also need to extract my scrolling tableview from this project and post the code.

I found this post that you did.

@cvp

It looks like you did a great job. I wouldn’t necessarily want to get the code, but can you tell me how you handled the maps? Is it an imported image or are you using something like google maps interactively?

@cvp

Is this something you wrote? When I saw it I thought it would be cool to show that type of view for people I talk to.

@crazyfox

Not a problem. I’m still learning Pythonista myself although I have a ton of experience with other languages. It’s always good to ask questions as it helps you and others with the same question.

@crazyfox

@cvp nailed it. It’s a button that shows a TableView when it is clicked. The selected item in the TableView is extracted and placed in the TextField. Then the TableView is hidden again. Here is a pic of mine dropped down

@cvp

Thanks for the info

Is there a way to "publish" a stand-alone app to my personal iPad and not go through the regular Apple publishing process?