Hi, this might be an strange question. But is there a way to Show the keyboard on and keep it shown?
Thanks!
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Hi, this might be an strange question. But is there a way to Show the keyboard on and keep it shown?
Thanks!
Thanks dgelessus! That works great!
Hi dgelessue, thanks!
I already get input from a user via a ui TextField and pass to a function when a Button is pressed, which works fine. But, just in case a user wanted to use the keyboard instead of the button, I wanted to have an option to press a Return Key..
Hi All, I hope you are all having a great holiday! If you like me you having fun with your iPad and Pythonista!
I have been looking everywhere and can not find a way to detect a RETURN keypress to run a function. Do not know if that is OS specific or not...
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Thanks!
Here is the only function you need to do the TextView scroll. The function will just read your 'textview' content and offset. Works great!
def scroll():
v['textview1'].content_offset = (0, v['textview1'].content_size[1] -v['textview1'].height)
Hi, I have info printing into text view.. but as I append new data it will not scroll the textview.. but just show 1 line of the new data and you have to scroll to see the rest manually with a finger scroll. Is there any way to fix this or am I stuck?
Thanks guys! Both these ideas worked great!
@JonB Thanks Jon, I was about to use stash, but I wanted to have some graphics and sound sort of like the Commodore 64 Fahrenheit 451 text adventure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGu_Urn4hek
Hi, I am making a little old school text adventure and was just wondering if there was a way to have the console print out into UI TextView or ScrollView?
Hi, can anyone please help me with this sound issue... my sound plays fine, but will not stop. I tried many different solutions but just can not get the play to stop.
import sound, time
y = "room_One.mp3"
x = sound.play_effect(y)
sound.play_effect(y)
time.sleep(5)
sound.stop_effect(x)