For an update 2.1, I would very much like the ability to assign (unused) keyboard shortcuts (e.g. command+Q on an external keyboard) to script shortcuts (under the wrench, as one of the options for edit shortcut, similar to icon).
That way, you could make the editor fit your own taste :-)
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RE: Wish list for next release
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RE: Python question about case insensitive replacement
You can use \1 to refer to matched text grouped by () in the regex. So:
import re my_text = 'Word word' src_str = re.compile('(word)', re.IGNORECASE) my_text = src_str.sub(r'\1xxx', my_text) print(my_text)
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RE: Can’t load module “dict”
dict
is a built-in type, not a module that needsimport
ing
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RE: What what what!! New version in TestFlight!!!
TestFlight version will expire in 4 days.
Any plans for a new version, @omz, either TF or AppStore?
I'd be willing to buy again if published in AppStore. I understand that old licences cannot pay the bills. But no subscription model please. -
RE: Save Script via Open In directly to Pythonista
@jaredbidlow, Pythonista 2.0 provides appex, so you don't need Workflow and the clipboard anymore to Open in Pythonista. See e.g. https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/2494/appex-getfromurl-to-share-from-other-apps-to-pythonista for an alternative
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RE: What what what!! New version in TestFlight!!!
@omz and it’s available now (with some fixes and for a new period of 90 days)
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RE: Is pandas supported on pythonista ?
Today 18 Jan 2023, a beta of a new Pythonista was made available to testers. This contains a more recent numpy ☺ and pandas ☺☺☺.
When the beta is promoted to the App Store, all users will benefit from this (and other evolutions like Python 3.10 instead of 3.6).
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RE: What what what!! New version in TestFlight!!!
Great news! Thanks @omz!
And seems already submitted 7 Dec, hence 48 days remaining of 3-months TestFlight period. Whatever, it’s downloading and I look forward to more modern Python features
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RE: Determining if JSON is a valid pyui file
I'd say,
list
ofdict
with('class', 'View')
as one of its items and'frame'
as another key would be pretty telling. But it wouldn't provide 100% absolute dead-sure unmistakable certainty, I'm afraid, so don't use this if trying to control a nuclear reactor or pacemaker -
Long-press run does not clear console
Both in Pythonista2 and Pythonista3 (latest betas) a long press to run (i.e. with args in 2; either with args or doctest in 3) does not clear the console if clear output before running is set in settings. I don't know whether this is by design, but (especially with verbose option; great option BTW) the doctest output tends to get longish, so this behaviour may lead to confusing output
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RE: Bug list for beta release 201001
@dgelessus , I agree objc_util needs an
__all__
However, to exclude the imported modules, you don't necessarily need to enumerate; instead you can useinspect
:{name for name in dir(objc_util) if not name.startswith("_") and not inspect.ismodule(getattr(objc_util, name)) }
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RE: [Share Code] Rechtschreibung (a little app for testing German spelling and the pitfalls thereof)
Interesting!
Off topic:
As Nichtmuttersprachler who learned German in school way before the 1998 Rechtschreibereform, I was totally unaware of this German discussion. Do people actually propose writing "zwai"? -
RE: [SUGGESTION] "find" in the built-in docs
By the way, this approach (below) also permits a second help tab open (in a browser), next to the regular one (help function), which may be helpful to toggle back and forth between two topics
'''Open 2nd tab on help in browser (next to regular help function), proof of concept needs further work''' import os, webbrowser def dirname(path, n=1): return path if n<=0 else dirname(os.path.dirname(path), n-1) def openhelp(): path = os.__file__ txtpath = os.path.join(dirname(path, 4), 'Documentation', 'index.html') webbrowser.open('file://'+txtpath) openhelp()
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RE: [SUGGESTION] "find" in the built-in docs
+1 your request, @Webmaster4o
Meanwhile, this also isn't what you look for, and far from ideal, but you could consider opening the source to the documentation in the editor and search then, like:
'''Open documentation source text file in editor, proof of concept needs further work''' #TODO: doesn't work for builtins (so not e.g. sys) #TODO: only works for standard Python modules (pylib, so not e.g. scene or NUMPY) #TODO: doesn't work for submodules (e.g. os.path) #TODO: opens already-open text files in another tab #TODO: error handling import os, editor def dirname(path, n=1): return path if n<=0 else dirname(os.path.dirname(path), n-1) def opendoctxt(module): path = module.__file__ basename = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(path))[0] + '.txt' txtpath = os.path.join(dirname(path, 4), 'Documentation','_sources', 'library', basename) editor.open_file(txtpath, True) opendoctxt(os)
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RE: How to import user defined modules?
Hi @huub.
import
searches for the module in all directories mentioned insys.path
. Does that include the directory where you put your module? You need toimport sys
to inspect thesys.path
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RE: Wish list for next release
@ShunS, backslash \ is available by swipe-up from slash / on the extended keyboard
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RE: Pythonista 2 Release
Version dates differ:
import sys print(sys.version)
yields 2.7.5 in each version of 1.5, 1.6 (beta), and 2.0, but with different dates (resp. 13 Jun 2014, 29 Nov 2015, and 19 Dec 2015)