@cvp thanks. Will install the previous version

@cvp it worked. Thanks

@djorge Sorry but found in Pythonista doc

@zrzka thanks a lot

Ahh, I see, I thought that you just replaced w with w+ and the context manager was already there. Sorry.

Solved my problem.
Added a new method to set the new data to existing widget.

My update view method is the one that uses the new data.

def set_data(self,new_data): self.dia= new_data self.update_view() def refresh_data(self,sender): shelve_file = shelve.open('data') dia = shelve_file['dia'] self.set_data(dia)

David

Hi, thanks for your answer.

I did solve my problem some time ago. In my case the problem was related with a module called holidays.

Somehow this was causing the 'could not load' problem. What I did was to import the module in other place and since thenni never got that message again.

David

Of course i can.
Thanks.

@omz I'm using the Appstore version.
I was told on slack that this is already solved in beta an I have already sign-up last month but didn't receive invitation yet.