Thank you so much!
I got it!

I want to show each row in csv file on iOS application GUI.
Is Scroll view a proper component?

What I want do is to show a following row values without comma on GUI.
Can you please tell me how to display Sample.csv without comma by using scroll view?

Sample.csv:
1,Value A
2,Value B

@cvp Thank you so much!

Hello, all pythonista in the world.
I'm making a sample program which tests touch_began() and touch_end() methods by using custom view object on pyui file.
I implemented MyView class in python file and touch methods worked well(Following program).
If I put a label object on the pyui file, how can I get a value of label object in touch method?

import ui
class MyView (ui.View):
def touch_began(self, touch):
print('touch')

def touch_ended(self, touch):
	print('end')

v1 =ui.load_view('touch')
v1.present(style = 'full_screen', orientations = ['landscape'])

As I told, touch.pyui has a cutom view object connected to MyView class and label object. I want to print label object's text value when touch_began() is called. Could you please tell me how to implement?

@JonB Thank you so much! I’m gonna try!

My application for iOS has recording function. Based on sample code, I implemented a following code. As you understand, recorder.stop() is executed after alert dialog is closed. I want to change this specification from current one to new one which records a voice while a button on UI is kept touching, and when user releases a finger from a button, recorde.stop() is executed. How should I implement this? I don’t want to use an alert dialog.

recorder = sound.Recorder('speech.m4a')
recorder.record()
# Continue recording until the 'Finish' button is tapped:
dialogs.alert('Recording...','','Finish',hide_cancel_button=True)
recorder.stop()

@johnridesabike Based on your sample, I was able to implement my requirement! Thank you so much.

@johnridesabike I have tried your sample code. However, load_view generate new screen, right? What I want to do is to change screen without exit button located on title bar...

@johnridesabike
@mikael

Thanks for your reply. Is it possible to reflect setting value dynamically when we use bring_to_front()?

#This is a sample code based on my app.
import ui
Import random

#This function is connected to a button in TopPage.pyui
def screen_front(sender):
	key = random.randrange(0,20,1)
	v3.bring_to_front()

# I would like to show ‘key’ value in Next.pyui as default value after
# ‘v3.bring_to_front()’ execution. It means that key value in Next.pyui
# is always different since a value of key is set with random method. 

v1 =ui.load_view('Canvas')
v2 =ui.load_view('TopPage')
v3 =ui.load_view('Next')
v1.add_subview(v2)
v1.add_subview(v3)

#Bring TopPage.pyui as top page UI.
v2.bring_to_front()

v1.present('sheet')