Very cool stuff !! 😃

Vous etes super 😍 👍🏻 Je tellement aimes votre messages. That was my school french sorry it is poor too. 😌

🥰 I fully agree. But the „you“ is valid for you both.

I like this too. ;-)

the beta expired. I did not delete it ! I just reinstalled the old appstore version. After the download completed, now pythonista starts again. All my data was still there.

Hi @Lacajenne
Is it one of the new iPads Pros with bigger screens ? When I remember correctly the current version on the app store is not so compatible with the new screen sizes from the new iPads. A new beta version is already available since late december which fixes this. You could download it, just watch out for the thread about the new Pythonista 3.3 BETA or you have to wait and have a bit patience it should be out sometime soon.

I am just again overwhelmed by this new clean beautiful piece of API creation from @mikael ! Thank you so much for this...

I tested the new BETA build 330012

it still crashes when I use the in 330007 new introduced key_command feature

Pythonista.app completely exists when pressing the 'a' key on the external BT keyboard

# coding: utf-8
import ui
import console

class UIView (ui.View):
    def get_key_commands(self):
        print('get_key_commands')
        return [{'input': 'a'}]
        #return [{'input': 'a', 'modifiers':'cmd'}]
        
    def key_command(self,sender):
        print('key_command='+str(sender))

def main():
    main_view = UIView(frame=(0, 0, 400, 400))
    main_view.name = 'Key Commands Demo'
    
    main_view.present('sheet')
    
if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

@omz Do you still have some working example code of the new keycommand API ?

EDIT: OMZ wrote me. Although title is optional as written in the documentation, it must be set in the BETA otherwise it crashes.

so the statement

 return [{'input': 'a', 'title': 'a'}]

repairs keycommands for the BETA. It will be fixed in the coming builds...

@mikael I like that .... ;-)

You have to open and select the workingcopy folder in pythonista. It is definitely possible.