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    KalyJupiter

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    • RE: Presenting view and console

      I've actually, wonderfully, found what I was looking for, by accident, with the following setup:

      button.present('popover')
      button.action ⇒ view.present()
      view::button_item.action ⇒ view.alpha = 0 ⇒ clean, transparent view to the console log

      without the initial popover button, setting view.alpha = 0 results in a black, opaque screen.
      seems the popover enables something specific for transparency…

      here's a working example:

      import ui
      import time
      
      view = ui.View()
      view.frame = (0, 0, 240, 240)
      view.flex = 'WH'
      view.background_color = 'white'
      
      def alphaaction(sender):
      	print(view.alpha)
      	if view.alpha == 1.0:
      		view.alpha = 0.0
      		sender.tint_color = 'red'
      	else:
      		view.alpha = 1.0
      		sender.tint_color = 'black'
      
      alphabutton = ui.ButtonItem()
      alphabutton.action = alphaaction
      alphabutton.title = 'alpha'
      alphabutton.tint_color = 'black'
      view.right_button_items = [alphabutton]
      
      button = ui.Button()
      button.action = lambda x: view.present()
      button.frame = (0,0,40,40)
      button.background_color = '#9cd8a1'
      
      
      if False:
      	view.present() # => black screen
      else:
      	button.present('popover') # => transparent screen
      
      @ui.in_background
      def run():
      	k = 0
      	while True:
      		print("### test", k, "###")
      		k += 1
      		time.sleep(0.5)
      		
      run()
      
      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      cheers, I found the beta signup form :)

      and I'm not worried about exiting the loop

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter

    Latest posts made by KalyJupiter

    • Crash in toggle_comments.py

      There are issues with commenting/uncommenting in python files with unicode characters. I obtained the following crash after a tablet hard reset, opening pythonista, and trying to uncomment the 3 highlighted lines via the keyboard shortcut (cmd+/). I do use quite a few unicode chars in my script, such as 𐄙, 𐄚, 𐄛, 𐄜, Ω, and have noticed from some time that it messes up commenting/uncommenting blocks of code, but this is the first actual crash I encounter.

      (I don't know how else to attach some pics here)

      the error encountered
      the stack trace

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      yep, that worked :D I put it on attach

      @on_main_thread
      def attach(self):
      

      now that Overlay is awesome for a quick settings screen :)

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      @dgelessus awesome scripts :D
      @JonB the above main body I placed in overlay.py and simply ran the file ( after correcting the name issue )

      Fatal Python error: Aborted
      
      Current thread 0x000000016e117000 (most recent call first):
      
      ------------------------------------------------------------------------
      
      Objective-C exception details:
      
      NSInternalInconsistencyException: Only run on the main thread!
      
      Stack trace:
      
      0   CoreFoundation                      0x000000018316fd50 <redacted> + 148
      1   libobjc.A.dylib                     0x0000000182684528 objc_exception_throw + 56
      2   CoreFoundation                      0x000000018316fc0c <redacted> + 0
      3   Foundation                          0x0000000183afec90 <redacted> + 88
      4   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d64a70c <redacted> + 1008
      5   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d64a194 <redacted> + 1672
      6   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d656de8 <redacted> + 168
      7   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d647494 <redacted> + 4628
      8   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d647f30 <redacted> + 196
      9   UIFoundation                        0x000000018d648640 <redacted> + 340
      10  UIFoundation                        0x000000018d6513b0 <redacted> + 2180
      11  UIFoundation                        0x000000018d67aed0 <redacted> + 332
      12  UIFoundation                        0x000000018d6a0528 <redacted> + 160
      13  UIKit                               0x000000018d1cd658 <redacted> + 524
      14  UIKit                               0x000000018c5c4eac <redacted> + 248
      15  UIKit                               0x000000018c57c000 <redacted> + 1256
      16  QuartzCore                          0x000000018714d0b4 <redacted> + 184
      17  QuartzCore                          0x0000000187151194 <redacted> + 332
      18  QuartzCore                          0x00000001870bff24 <redacted> + 336
      19  QuartzCore                          0x00000001870e6340 <redacted> + 540
      20  QuartzCore                          0x00000001870e7180 <redacted> + 92
      21  CoreFoundation                      0x00000001831178b8 <redacted> + 32
      22  CoreFoundation                      0x0000000183115270 <redacted> + 412
      23  CoreFoundation                      0x00000001830362f8 CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 468
      24  Foundation                          0x0000000183a5e6e4 <redacted> + 304
      25  Foundation                          0x0000000183a7dafc <redacted> + 96
      26  Py3Kit                              0x0000000102687508 -[PYK3Interpreter setupInterpreterThreadRunLoop] + 252
      27  Foundation                          0x0000000183b5f860 <redacted> + 996
      28  libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x0000000182d9c32c <redacted> + 308
      29  libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x0000000182d9c1f8 <redacted> + 0
      30  libsystem_pthread.dylib             0x0000000182d9ac38 thread_start + 4
      
      End of exception details.
      
      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      That Overlay class is quite nice :) I'll keep it around for later, but it does have some quirks:

      for one, the below crashes when trying to set the .text:

      if __name__=='__main__':
      	view = ui.View()
      	view.frame = (0, 0, 240, 240)
      	view.flex = 'WH'
      	view.background_color = 'white'
      	valuefield = ui.TextField()
      	valuefield.frame = (120, 34, 120, 34)
      	valuefield.text = "ana" # ⇒ crashes Pythonista
      	view.add_subview(valuefield)
      	o=Overlay(content=view,parent=AppWindows.root())
      
      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      cheers, I found the beta signup form :)

      and I'm not worried about exiting the loop

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Getting Started

      go through the whole Examples folder and run everything - that's how I got started :)

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      that update_interval looks much cleaner :) but I don't have access to the beta, didn't know there was one.

      on the other hand I needed the full console because I don't have the screen real-estate for an in-view text box - and then there's the amount of logs I go through when I do check the console…

      hiding the view temporarily to check the logs was just what I was looking for :)

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • RE: Presenting view and console

      I've actually, wonderfully, found what I was looking for, by accident, with the following setup:

      button.present('popover')
      button.action ⇒ view.present()
      view::button_item.action ⇒ view.alpha = 0 ⇒ clean, transparent view to the console log

      without the initial popover button, setting view.alpha = 0 results in a black, opaque screen.
      seems the popover enables something specific for transparency…

      here's a working example:

      import ui
      import time
      
      view = ui.View()
      view.frame = (0, 0, 240, 240)
      view.flex = 'WH'
      view.background_color = 'white'
      
      def alphaaction(sender):
      	print(view.alpha)
      	if view.alpha == 1.0:
      		view.alpha = 0.0
      		sender.tint_color = 'red'
      	else:
      		view.alpha = 1.0
      		sender.tint_color = 'black'
      
      alphabutton = ui.ButtonItem()
      alphabutton.action = alphaaction
      alphabutton.title = 'alpha'
      alphabutton.tint_color = 'black'
      view.right_button_items = [alphabutton]
      
      button = ui.Button()
      button.action = lambda x: view.present()
      button.frame = (0,0,40,40)
      button.background_color = '#9cd8a1'
      
      
      if False:
      	view.present() # => black screen
      else:
      	button.present('popover') # => transparent screen
      
      @ui.in_background
      def run():
      	k = 0
      	while True:
      		print("### test", k, "###")
      		k += 1
      		time.sleep(0.5)
      		
      run()
      
      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter
    • Presenting view and console

      Hi, how can I present a view fullscreen and also check the console from time to time ?

      I've tried view.present('panel') to get the view in a separate tab alongside the console tab, but the trouble with this is that I write to the console constantly (every second or so), and Pythonista keeps changing my tab to the console one at each print - How do I get rid of that behavior, it's annoying as hell

      I've also tried presenting normally, and changing the view's alpha from a ButtonItem action to see the underneath console, but I get a black screen instead, so how could I make the presented view actually transparent ?

      right now I'm stuck with the following setup: a small button presented as 'sheet', that when clicked presents the fullscreen view - when I need to check the console logs I close the view and then I re-present it from the sheeted button...

      posted in Pythonista
      KalyJupiter
      KalyJupiter