@ccc .numbers only appears between quotes in my script, thus no collision, I think.
And the same script, unchanged, has worked until 2 weeks ago.
I think that Apple changes some UTI sometimes.

Edit: .numbers only appears in the fil = dialogs.... line

Edit: and my file is named xxx.numbers because it is a Numbers spread sheet file

@mikael

@cvp

Dear.cvp
I'm sorry, I'm late.

I wrote a very wonderful code.

I want to try it after I finish work.

Sorry I forgot geocodeAddressString, same github now...thanks to @augusto

I tried, without any success, to convert this in Pythonista 😢

@ihf You're right. I don't understand where this "action="is gone 😅
Sorry for that and thanks for your help

I don't think it would be possible to do an automatisation of the steps in Safari, but I'm not a big specialist of Objective-C

This restricts to .numbers files:

fil = dialogs.pick_document(types=['com.apple.iwork.numbers.numbers'])

@cvp Oh my God. That’s it, You should see the mess I have got going in trying to incorporate your keypad. I guess I don’t get it yet, but I’m trying.

Thank you so much for your help, and thank you for taking the time to help. I really enjoy the little programming projects I have and I am getting there

Thanks again

@JonB Thanks a lot, will make code easier

Pythonista downloads all files in its iCloud folder, so that they're available when you're offline (and also because there isn't a good way to trigger iCloud downloads from scripts that might need the files). There's currently no way to disable this, sorry.

@Phuket2 I agree. In the past, I used this for the same result:

class Gif(ui.View): def __init__(self,gif_file,duration): ... self.update_interval = duration / self.pil.n_frames ui.delay(self.xupdate,self.update_interval) def xupdate(self): ... ui.delay(self.xupdate,self.update_interval)

@zrzka I don't think I open the Google file with Pythonista but I open the Pythonista file.
I agree they have the same name but if that is sufficient to present them as recent in the Pythonista pop up, I think it could be dangerous..

Perhaps has IOS associated.txt, .json files with Pythonista app and foie this reason, it could present these kinds of files in the Pythonista pop Up?

@cvp , thanks. Also did know about that gesture on iPads. Just tried it out. Pretty neat

Nice modification @cvp