Nice. I checked it out. Good job
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Posts made by DaveClark
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RE: HTML Web Development with Pythonista 3
Hello
I saw this a while ago
How I use Python to blog my iPhone
https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/4953/how-i-use-python-to-blog-my-iphone
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RE: Generative Art
Hello
The book "Doing Math With Python" has a chapter on drawing shapes and Fractals. Also some Mandelbrot stuff. I like this book because of the different examples.
Good luck on your quest
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RE: code not reading a scrollview
Here is the Pyui file
Whoops5test.pyui
[ { "nodes" : [ { "nodes" : [ { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 0}, {540, 133}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label1", "flex" : "WH", "frame" : "{{195, 254}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "F7EB115D-61EC-419E-BB26-7CEDC7ADEBC8", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "center", "text" : "Shock Shaft Speed", "number_of_lines" : 0, "font_size" : 26, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 459}, {540, 92}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label6", "flex" : "WH", "frame" : "{{195, 254}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "536B313D-8792-4912-A7F0-9ED17CEF3818", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "center", "text" : "answer", "font_size" : 24, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 141}, {274, 60}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label2", "flex" : "WH", "frame" : "{{195, 334}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "ABB867F3-B6CB-41BF-B344-621A60512C75", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "left", "text" : "Motion Ratio?", "font_size" : 22, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{366, 141}, {174, 60}}", "class" : "TextField", "attributes" : { "uuid" : "2AFA90FE-B716-4A95-82A4-3F522A466FC2", "font_size" : 17, "frame" : "{{170, 334}, {200, 32}}", "action" : "", "alignment" : "center", "autocorrection_type" : "default", "text" : "1", "font_name" : "<System>", "spellchecking_type" : "default", "class" : "TextField", "name" : "textfield1", "flex" : "WH" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 209}, {274, 60}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label3", "frame" : "{{195, 334}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "2EE9FFC0-FCF1-4996-8449-2A8C8DA8934C", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "left", "text" : "Whoop Height in inches?", "font_size" : 22, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 278}, {274, 60}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label4", "frame" : "{{195, 334}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "DFF299B2-0881-46DC-AEF9-7EB993E46A2B", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "left", "text" : "Whoop Spacing in inches?", "font_size" : 22, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{0, 346}, {274, 60}}", "class" : "Label", "attributes" : { "name" : "label5", "frame" : "{{195, 334}, {150, 32}}", "uuid" : "599966B1-4F08-45EE-ABD8-B8D9A75AA37E", "class" : "Label", "alignment" : "left", "text" : "Vehicle Speed in mph?", "font_size" : 22, "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{366, 208}, {174, 62}}", "class" : "TextField", "attributes" : { "flex" : "WH", "font_name" : "<System>", "frame" : "{{170, 334}, {200, 32}}", "spellchecking_type" : "default", "class" : "TextField", "uuid" : "2AFA90FE-B716-4A95-82A4-3F522A466FC2", "alignment" : "center", "text" : "15", "autocorrection_type" : "default", "name" : "textfield2", "font_size" : 17 }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{366, 278}, {174, 60}}", "class" : "TextField", "attributes" : { "flex" : "WH", "font_name" : "<System>", "frame" : "{{170, 334}, {200, 32}}", "spellchecking_type" : "default", "class" : "TextField", "uuid" : "2AFA90FE-B716-4A95-82A4-3F522A466FC2", "alignment" : "center", "text" : "15", "autocorrection_type" : "default", "name" : "textfield3", "font_size" : 17 }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{366, 346}, {174, 60}}", "class" : "TextField", "attributes" : { "flex" : "WH", "font_size" : 17, "frame" : "{{170, 334}, {200, 32}}", "spellchecking_type" : "default", "class" : "TextField", "uuid" : "2AFA90FE-B716-4A95-82A4-3F522A466FC2", "alignment" : "center", "text" : "40", "autocorrection_type" : "default", "name" : "textfield4", "font_name" : "<System>" }, "selected" : false }, { "nodes" : [ ], "frame" : "{{195, 586}, {168, 55}}", "class" : "Button", "attributes" : { "flex" : "WH", "action" : "", "frame" : "{{230, 334}, {80, 32}}", "title" : "Calculate", "uuid" : "EA291EB5-371B-4AAE-A3D4-31BE3D10ACC5", "class" : "Button", "name" : "button1", "font_size" : 22 }, "selected" : true } ], "frame" : "{{0, 0}, {540, 500}}", "class" : "ScrollView", "attributes" : { "flex" : "HRTB", "frame" : "{{110, 110}, {320, 320}}", "uuid" : "E616DE17-915E-41B3-BA80-AB2043AC2DDB", "content_height" : 720, "class" : "ScrollView", "content_width" : 540, "name" : "scrollview1" }, "selected" : true } ], "frame" : "{{0, 0}, {540, 540}}", "class" : "View", "attributes" : { "enabled" : true, "background_color" : "RGBA(1.000000,1.000000,1.000000,1.000000)", "tint_color" : "RGBA(0.000000,0.478000,1.000000,1.000000)", "border_color" : "RGBA(0.000000,0.000000,0.000000,1.000000)", "flex" : "" }, "selected" : false } ]
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RE: code not reading a scrollview
Thanks for your help. Here is the code
import ui from SetTextFieldPad import SetTextFieldPad def getInput(view): textfield = v[view] input = textfield.text return input def calculate(motion, height, spacing, speed): result = repr(round(motion * (height/(spacing*12/3/speed) / .0568))) + ' inches per second' return result def button_tapped(sender): motion = float(getInput('textfield1')) height = float(getInput('textfield2')) spacing = float(getInput('textfield3')) speed = float(getInput('textfield4')) v['label6'].text = calculate(motion, height, spacing, speed) #SetTextFieldPad(v['textfield1']) #SetTextFieldPad(v['textfield2']) #SetTextFieldPad(v['textfield3']) #SetTextFieldPad(v['textfield4']) v = ui.load_view('whoops5test') #button1.action = button_tapped button1 = v['button1'] v.present('sheet')``` Next I’ll send the Pruitt file
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RE: code not reading a scrollview
the standard keyboard does come up and works. I am using the stock one for now.. Your keyboard has worked great on my other stuff that does not use a scrollview. I could put my code, but its the pyui file that I think needs work. or acutally, I need to code the scollview in the UI designed GUI, maybe. I dont know how to post the pyui file along with the py file
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code not reading a scrollview
Hello All
I have a calculation thing that I did with the UI designer. It has four textfields and one button. It worked great, but one thing I did not like. When the keypad is up (the one cvp did, which is awesome) it blocked part of the form. I redid it with a scrollview to try to get it to scroll. I put the lables and the textfields and the button on the scrollview. Now it looks good and scrolls but now my code doesn’t connect to the UI interface. It does not read the button action or the text fields. I think I need to add a sub_view to the scrollview. I do not know for sure.
Any help would be very much appreciated
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RE: Real numeric pad on iPad
@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
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RE: Real numeric pad on iPad
I have something that works on a iPad, but I would like to incorporate the new number pad in the program. This is where I’m at
import ui def getInput(view): textfield = v[view] input = textfield.text return input def calculate(top, bottom): result = repr(round(1/(1/top + 1/bottom))) + ' pounds per inch' return result def button_tapped(sender): top = float(getInput('textfield1')) bottom = float(getInput('textfield2')) v['textfield3'].text = calculate(top, bottom) v = ui.load_view('uitest') v['textfield1'].keyboard_type = ui.KEYBOARD_DECIMAL_PAD v['textfield2'].keyboard_type = ui.KEYBOARD_DECIMAL_PAD button1 = v['button1'] button1.action = button_tapped v.present('sheet')
How would I make your keypad be the default keypad.
Any help would be very much appreciated
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RE: linguistictagger tag_string no longer returns parts of speech
Hello
I just tried your program and it seems to work. iphone 6 plus, ios 11.4, pythonista 3.2
I didn't know about your lexical stuff, it looks pretty cool
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RE: Real numeric pad on iPad
@cvp Thank you for your help and quick answer on adding the decimal point to your keypad
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RE: Real numeric pad on iPad
I write calculation type apps for my work. I like the simplicity of your number keyboard. It is straight forward and not a lot of noise. I would like to use it in my stuff on my iphone and ipad. How would I modify it to add a decimal point?
any help would be very much appreciated
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RE: Getting program to run multiple times
Thanks for helping me. It took about 10 seconds to change it after I read about the While loop. I was tying to put the main function in the loop, which was wrong. I needed to put the main function call in the While loop.
I have a bunch of calculations for use in the console but I want to put them into some kind of menu and page (with textboxes for answers) app so there can be a number keypad for ease of useAgain, this forum never lets me down, Thanks guys and gals
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Getting program to run multiple times
I am doing some calculation work and I have something that works, but I am having trouble making it run multiple times. I would like to run a bunch of different values but at the moment it only runs once in the console and kicks you out. How can I change this to run until the user stops the program. Thanks for any help
import math def main(): try: bump=float(input('\nbump height? ')) tire=float(input('tire diameter in inches? ')) speed=float(input('vehicle speed in miles per hour? ')) except ValueError: print('\nyou entered an invalid input') else: print('the hub speed is ' + repr(round((calculatehubspeed(bump, tire, speed)))) + ' inches per second') def calculatehubspeed(bump, tire, speed): answer = bump/(math.sqrt((tire/2)**2-((tire/2-bump)**2))/(speed*17.6)) return(answer) if __name__ == '__main__': main() ```
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RE: Coin flip with report problem
What a great sample program. I too am a beginner programmer. Your code has been fun to play with. I messed around and did some changes you might like. I made it just print out the final result, even runnng it to 100000 coin flips, it fast enough to run big numbers
import random def coinToss(): number = int(input("Number of times to flip coin: ")) recordList = [] Heads = 0 Tails = 0 for amount in range(number): flip = random.randint(0,1) if (flip == 0): #print("Heads") recordList.append('Heads') else: #print("Tails") recordList.append("Tails") #print(str(recordList)) s = (str(recordList.count("Heads")) + ' heads ' + str(recordList.count("Tails")) + ' tails') print(s) print() coinToss()
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RE: How to enter interactive mode?
Hello
Once you see it you will understand.
Get to where you can see the program lines of a file. Create a new program if you need a place to start. Touch the screen to bring up the keyboard. Now, swipe left, you will now see that you are in the "console" with the keyboard still showing. But now there is an extra line right above the keyboard. This line has the greater than sign (>) on the left with a blinking vertical line as input.
Now you can enter simple stuff like "2+2" and other python stuff. Way simple and fun.
This is awesome and you have fun
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RE: Accessing Barometer Measurements
@mikael said:
@DaveClark, did you update to 11.2.5?
Yes I did update to 11.2.5
@zrzka Thanks for the good info
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RE: Accessing Barometer Measurements
OK. I changed the
return pressure.CGFloatValue()
to
return pressure.floatValue()
and it works again. I still don't understand how it worked earlier.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction
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RE: Accessing Barometer Measurements
It was working after I change line 28 to your suggestion. But today without changing anything(I think)
line 28 was return pressure
line 28 now return pressure.CGFloatValue()
Now it is showing an error message complaining about line 28. It says:
AttributeError
no method found for
CGFloatValueagain, I am at a loss