A large amount of the questions asked on here have been answered before. If we had a FAQ pinned post, we wouldn't have to answer as many repeat questions (hopefully).

Interactive notifications with the notifications module (for those that don't know what I'm talking about, swipe down on the notification next time you get a text from the Messages app.

That means the folder you are in is already a git repository. Make sure you're in an empty directory (or type rm -rf .git).

I just found a bug. I can change into landscape mode, but it cuts off most of the buttons (iPad).

@wnMark said:

Thank you for the update to 300007.
I do not know, it was the same in 300006, but now I have a problem with the additional keyboard on my iPad Pro.
If I Press "+" I get an "%" and "+" and a rectangle witout content on the top of the screen. Pressing "/" I get an rectancle without content. Pressing "=" nothing else happens.

Here's a screenshot demonstrating this:

@omz There is currently a bug in the latest beta of Pythonista 3 (I haven't tried 2) where text doesn't always change color in the console when the theme is Gold. Sometimes, the text shows up as black, which is difficult to make out on an almost-black background. This problem gets fixed when I change to a different theme and back.

@Webmaster4o Originally, Scratchpad was created to be a way for Codea owners to share their creations with their friends without those friends having to buy the app. I don't know what happened.

Delete key on extended keyboard (deletes this way: --> as opposed to backspace: <--)

That's exciting.

It's also #26 on the top charts in Productivity (US)

@kkiran said:

Is Python3 not supported yet?

Python 3 is still unsupported.

A large amount of the questions asked on here have been answered before. If we had a FAQ pinned post, we wouldn't have to answer as many repeat questions (hopefully).

Tagging @JonB

When you run a script, the run button is replaced with an X. Tap that for a KeyboardInterrupt (what Ctl-C does).

I'm afraid you cannot use Pygame in Pythonista. Pygame is designed for computers with a desktop environment and a mouse, not iOS. There is an iOS-specific game module called scene that is included in Pythonista which can do basically the same things as Pygame, but you'll have to rewrite your code.

@bistrot said:

@chriswilson
I will very certainly ask you for help, in some weeks, even only for posting an "helloworld" dummy app to the AppStore ! Thank you.

A "dummy app" probably won't make it through the App Store review process.

Putting Pythonista projects on the App Store is a fairly complicated process. You need to put your script in the Xcode project here (note that it only works for Python 2 projects currently) and buy access to the Apple Developer program, which is $99 a year. If you're willing to pay that then we can help further.

@Yaroslav_Ya notifying the developer. @omz

That means the folder you are in is already a git repository. Make sure you're in an empty directory (or type rm -rf .git).

@Noobernikus you don't need the package installed to write the code. You can code on your iOS device without running the code and upload it to your Raspberry Pi later.