omz

# FontInstaller (by @olemoritz)

# This script installs a custom TTF font on iOS (system-wide).
# It can be used in one of two ways:

# 1. Simply run it in Pythonista, you'll be prompted for the URL of the font 
#    you'd like to install (if there's a URL in the clipboard, it'll be used by default)

# 2. Use it as an 'Open in...' handler, i.e. select this file in Pythonista's 'Open in...
#    menu' setting. This way, you can simply download a ttf file in Safari and open it in

BashedCrab

from scene import *
from PIL import Image
import sound
import random

GAME_READY = 0
GAME_PLAY = 1
GAME_DYING = 2
GAME_DEAD = 3

cclauss

#!/usr/bin/env python

'''
recent_entries() will print out info on all posts to the Pythonista forum in the past 24 hours.

watch_feed() will print out info on the last post to the Pythonista forum.
Sleeps for 15 minutes then check to see if there is a newer post.
If so, prints out info on it and opens its URL in the webbrowser.  Repeat.
'''

stophlong

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
""" ios clipboard to google TTS (in Spanish) 
  This was written for ios pythonista, a python 2.x language.  It takes whatever is in the clipboard
and reads it out using google text-to-speech.  The present form takes Spanish and reads it aloud as my
interest is in learning to understand spoken Spanish.  I take text from the immersion part of
Duolingo and listen.  It should be quite easy to modify for different purposes.
  
  On a jail-broken device one can even: copy to clipboard, use activator to launch the pythonista script, and
have it start speaking!  I simple gathered some python from the web, fit it together, debugged a bit, and I
had a new tool.  Pythonista blew my mind.

harryjubb

'''
Pythonista Find and Replace
===========================

Notices
-------

Copyright 2013 Harry Jubb.

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify

LandyQuack

# A very simple first experiment in GUI creation using Pythonista
# on an iPad2. Creates two square buttons which change colour and
# make a noise when touched. It's modelled on what I vaguely remember
# of the innards of MS Windows

from scene import *
from random import random
import sound

# Base class for controls

omz

import canvas

canvas.set_size(512, 512)

from_point = (10, 10)
cp1 = (40, 200) #control point 1
cp2 = (350, 50) #control point 2
to_point = (300, 300)

# Draw the actual curve:

silverkors

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import os, sys, editor, shutil
from glob import glob
from scene import *
from time import time
from copy import deepcopy
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont

# https://gists.github.com/4034526

silverkors

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from scene import *
from time import time
from copy import deepcopy
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont


global EventQ

def p_click():

silverkors

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from scene import *
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont


row_rects = []
row_keys = []
n_row_rects = []
n_row_keys = []