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@resserone13 Personnally, I use this kind of code to analyze .csv file
import csv from io import StringIO with open('xxxx.csv', mode=r'rb') as fil: b = fil.read() # file in bytes b = b.decode() # bytes -> str i_lf = 0 j_lf = b.find('\r\n',i_lf) while i_lf < (len(b)-1): recinp = b[i_lf:j_lf] #print(recinp) i_lf = j_lf + 2 # 1er char after \n (\r\n = 2 chars) j_lf = b.find('\r\n',i_lf) if j_lf == -1: j_lf = len(b) # simulate \n after last char # use csv module to split only one string flds_lines = csv.reader(StringIO(recinp),delimiter=',',quotechar='"') for fldsinp in flds_lines: print(fldsinp)
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@resserone13 said:
with open('US_state_populations.csv', 'r'):
#iterates over the file.
for Line in f:
#c = f.readline().strip().split(',')Seems to be erroneous code, should be like (not tested)
with open('US_state_populations.csv', 'rt') as fil: f = fil.read().split('\n') #iterates over the file. for Line in f: c = f.strip().split(',')
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@resserone13 could occur if files are in an iCloud folder and that the .csv is not downloaded
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@halloleooo HEIC gives 2 photos..., try this with your double photo, the 2nd one is HEIC
Edit : if you want to avoid HEIC photos, go in Settings/Camera/Formats/Most Compatible
import ui import appex class MyView(ui.View): def __init__(self): iv = ui.ImageView(name='iv') iv.frame = self.bounds self.add_subview(iv) def will_close(self): appex.finish() def main(): v = MyView() v.present() f = appex.get_attachments() n = '' for fil in f: i = fil.rfind('/') n += fil[i+1:]+' ' v.name = n v['iv'].image = ui.Image.named(appex.get_attachments()[0]) if __name__ == '__main__': main()
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@halloleooo this little script prints 1 for an unique photo and 2 if 2 photos shared
import ui import appex class MyView(ui.View): def __init__(self): pass def will_close(self): appex.finish() def main(): v = MyView() v.present() f = appex.get_images(image_type='ui') print(len(f)) if __name__ == '__main__': main()
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@halloleooo As your script process a join of two images, are you 100% sure it is not a bug?
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@halloleooo so easy 😀 (or I didn't understand the question)
import ui import appex class MyView(ui.View): def __init__(self): pass def will_close(self): appex.finish() def main(): v = MyView() v.present() if __name__ == '__main__': main()
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@mikael Perhaps but I don't know anything about eventual OneDrive API
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@RocketBlaster05 try
image = ui.Image.named('path').with_rendering_mode(ui.RENDERING_MODE_ORIGINAL)
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@ccc @develobile, Pyto's developer, didn't come here for 10 months
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@ccc sorry, I don't understand how to add a new pull request, no issue possible?
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@ccc thanks, I'll do it but I have even sent an email to tHe official support, without any acknowledgement
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@ccc said:
Pyto might be a better way
Agree but support does not answer at all and discord/Reddit forums are a lot less active than here.
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