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For what it's worth -- https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/4168/analog-clock-example-to-ui-example-help
Had an example of a scene that used a rounded_rect ShapeNode, setting the rotation to cause it to rotate. Likewise this gives you more control of your line -- you would have to calculate the angle to rotate based on your desired start/end points (using math.atan)

Absolutely loving the help and support from experts on here, thanks so much guys and gals.

@Splefix - that's an awesome idea, thanks for the suggestion.

@JonB - yep, this is exactly what I ended up doing, Jon. Once I had my head around the logic and syntax, even this old chap managed to code this section in a few mins.

Still a few things to iron out in the code, but all in all, for my first real attempt at a slightly longer Python script than Print("Hello World:), I am pretty pleased with myself.

Connect4 coded in Pythonista and running (albeit with a few glitches) on my iPad. Who'd have thunk it!! haha

@themusicman, one idea would be to initialize a ui.Image with the same built-in image name, and check the size attribute.

@themusicman must be called as

Thank you. I finally saw the file I imported a few hours before. Now I believe I did the right things. If I can repeat it the second time, I should be able to repeat it again and again. I appreciate your help!!

I have been hitting the old NumPy wall a lot of times lately, as it is a very frequent dependency in other packages (for instance astropy and its affiliated packages like astroplan). NumPy 1.8.0 is now about 6 years old, which makes it very like to be an issue for almost any packages that requires it. Simply too old.

@themusicman, it is possible, with XCode on a Mac, an Apple dev account and some hard work. For a long time Python 3 was not supported, but now there are successful examples of people submitting Python 3 apps.

See this thread for more info.

Pythonista is a Python development environment for iOS devices, including the iPad. While it's possible to develop Python apps on a Mac, you cannot directly port them across to Pythonista on an iPad. This is because Pythonista uses a customized Python interpreter that includes iOS-specific features and frameworks that are not available on a Mac.

For more assistance, you can book a free consultation from our ios app development company in Singapore.

Super responses, thanks folks.

I shall take a look into 'scene' and try to figure it out. I have been working on learning python and came up with a version of Connect4 on the Mac using PyCharm. I'll see if I can use 'scene' or even the UI that is provided with pythonista to do it, thanks for the heads up @Drizzel.

I'll look into stash ywang too, @mikael - many thanks.