@JonB
It also worked for geocode nominatim query. Thanks 🙏

@cvp Yes, it works. Thanks！

@cvp one last question.
Can I set the initial year?
The following does not work.

class MyUIPickerView(ui.View):
    def __init__(self, data, horiz=False,myRowHeight=100, myDidSelectRow=None, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(**kwargs)
        
        UIPickerView = ObjCClass('UIPickerView')
        self._picker_view = UIPickerView.alloc().initWithFrame_(ObjCInstance(self).bounds()).autorelease()
        ObjCInstance(self).addSubview_(self._picker_view)
       ...
       self._picker_view.selectedRow = XXX

Thanks in advance.

@JonB That’s a good idea 👍

@cvp This script initializes the year as 2019. If I set;
years = [str(y) for y in range(1605,datetime.now().year+1)] + ['----']
the initial year is set to 1605 and we’re far away from —— and recent years. Can we control this initial value?

@cvp I got it. Thank you.

@cvp I tried the first version but Pythonista claimed create_objc_class() is missing. There may be some more. I guess I need to sneak into your library and steal them.

@cvp said:

objc.setMaximumDate_(nsDate)

Thank you, I’m interested in the above attribute.

@cvp Thank you very much indeed for spending time 🙏
This picker is the one that shows up when you enter birthday and other dates when using contacts app. I’m going to try your code.

@cvp thank you.

what I meant is to enter year 1604 in order to invalidate the year as the following image that I failed to embed: