No luck for me on iphone6 or iphone5s.

It’s been a while since this thread was created. Have there been any updates in that time? Just being able to read “safe” data like weight and sleep would be very helpful.

Yes, clicking top Right Works.

yes, sadly you still have to press "ok". but you can use the pythonista:// url scheme to run a script, with arguments.

I used this for a while to run a script that logged into my library, web scraped the list of upcoming renewals, then renewed all books that were due within 3 days, then set a new notification based on the next books due (which launched the renew script).

@Phuket2 you can create your own action menu item which does what you say. I have an action menu to run a script in the same interpreter ( without clearing globals) because i find that easier for debugging. You could add some lines before/after the execfile.

# execute script in editor, in current interpreter session without clearing globals import editor,os file=editor.get_path() os.chdir(os.path.dirname(file)) execfile(file)

import pdb; pdb.pm()

does work, though of course exceptions in threads are not catchable like this. i also use pdb.settrace in my code where i want to trigger the debugger.

an idea i have had, but never worked on seriously, would be to subclass Pdb/Bdb to incorporate more of a visual debugger. for instance keeping the editor line in sync with the current debug line, watchlists, etc. I played around a little using codemirror inside a webview which allows things like setting of breakpoints, line highlighting, etc.

ahhh, thats because i have a faked _os_x_support.py. as a workaround, place the following somewhere on the path, like in site-packages:

def get_platform_osx(cvar,osname,release,machine): return osname,release,machine

I had a look ar the PyNewInterpreter API. It might be a way to create threads that have a little bit more privacy than the current ones. It appears that I cannot use the API via ctypes (because that would mean that in interpreter thread needs to manipulate itself). But I think that some Pythonista-provided functionality would be possible.

Please consider this for a future release (or convince Apple to allow sub-processes in iOS - whichever is easier for you ;-) )

Thanks,
Georg

Apple Watch has much more processing power than Apollo 11.

Yes, i did install serpent. In this case, pip does the trick. I guess there is something special about the way that Pyro4 is packaged that is not handled properly by the Stash version of pip.

Georg