Welp, Apple's limitations quash a much-requested feature for Pythonista again. I agree with @omz considering the restrictions.

Ok, just applied for the beta! Can't wait! Also, regarding a "future" setting in the 2.7 Pythonista, I think that would be great, but only for the console. The setting, if implemented, should not apply to editor scripts.

Ok, thanks for the quick reply! I plan to buy the new Pythonista no matter what, of course. :)

Great news BTW!

Will Pythonista for Python 2.7 continue to be updated and receive new features?

Sorry everyone! I should probably switch over to Dropbox or something now. Just use the copy @mrcoxall shared, I guess.

@disorientedp Sorry, the link should be fixed now. Also, I have my own personal reasons for not using, say, Dropbox, though I understand its sharing benefits. Nonetheless, I just checked and the link is working again.

Here is the old Pythonista Xcode template. It does not support a lot of the new modules in Pythonista 2.0, only some. The official link @omz posted does not work anymore. Luckily, I was able to find a copy on my computer. Please post any questions or issues on this thread.

@Webmaster4o Same here.

@marcus67 That should be fine.

@ccc Fixed.

Ways to sync between devices

• Dropbox - both scripts needed
  • https://gist.github.com/omz/4034526
  • https://github.com/dhutchison/PythonistaScripts/blob/master/DropboxSync.py
• WebDAV
  • https://github.com/marcus67/gitsynchista
• FTP
  • https://gist.github.com/Gerzer/370da8cbe0f6066811b5

@Webmaster4o Nevermind, I see you changed it.

@Webmaster4o Is that the right screenshot? :)

+1 for a 2.0 Xcode template!

Try using the pip command in StaSh. I guarantee that you will find yourself using StaSh in the future for other tasks as well.

Awesome, can't wait!

That sounds interesting. How much value is there for editing on the FTP server directly? If that is an important feature, then I could create a desktop app to access the files. Perhaps that's not necessary, however. What do you think?

If the command is RETR, then the script is retrieving a file from the server. STOR means the script is storing a file on the server. Also, I was incorrect about the existence of a "walk"-type command in the FTP protocol, so I updated my previous post.

It just takes awhile sometimes. :) I'm working on optimizing the custom FTP server directory walking mechanism, it is currently somewhat inefficient (many FTP servers don't implement a "walk"-type command even though one is defined in some versions of the protocol).