@cvp, Speak button seems to do nothing for me. Also, it is funny but maybe not so useful that while the voice changes, it is still using device language for the emoji names. Maybe the language voukd also be set according to the voice prefix?

@cvp, you are on a roll! I think I will have a use for this soon. What does it say after Pythonista has just started?

@adrius42, the example seems to be running normally on my iPhone. Could you maybe be a bit more specific about what is not working for you? Have you maybe changed something and it did not work, or what?

@G3KuXBxkQf, I used Google to search for ”python read csv” and this came up:

How to read CSV files in Python

@lpl, excellent, simple is often the best. My pain with ui.animate and ui.delay comes when I have to run several things in parallel or sequence, or when I need to apply easing functions for a more natural feel.

As an aside, I feel obliged to point out that the Scripter is also 100% Python.

@craigmrock, are your files named the same (myInterface.py and myInterface.pyui) and in the same directory?

@lpl, you can obviously avoid going past your content size programmatically, so I am assuming you want to create a bounce-like effect without the user doing the scrolling?

If that is the case, I would use Scripter (yes, that thing again) with one of the included easing functions to animate the bounce back to the end of content.

@sulcud, your code still looks serial to me. I think you need aiohttp for this - check e.g. this tutorial.

@lpl, nice. Care to share, for example as a gist?

@bar0n, this sounds like an enhancement idea to be included in Pythonista-Issues.