I don't know how to write python. I'd be happy to pay any of you if you want to take a crack at it. You can contact me directly dgold104 at gmail dot com.

Thanks, I'll try that!

@omz: Thanks for the update!

UPDATE: The tabs issue was fixed quite elegantly with the soft tabs feature of Pythonista v1.4.

Really really Awesome dude...

I know it's been forever since you posted this, but I hope you're still working on it! It's a super cool engine, at least, and I'm impressed at how fast it runs!

Wow, thanks a lot!

Regular expressions in what particular context? The standard library re module is of course included.

Yes, it is possible but you need to write a custom script for that.

@peterh:
I'm aware of several apps that can split off one page of the PDF, but not split a many page PDF info many single page pdf's. That's why I figured Pythonista might be a good fit.

@ccc:

I am going to check those out.

Thank you both for your replies.

Thanks, Ole. I do have a lot of scripts in my library, but interestingly, it started to work normally this morning. I'm wondering if my ipad was busy with some background processing or low on memory.

That's correct behavior. input() attempts to parse whatever is entered as a direct Python statement. If you want user input, you probably want raw_input():

a=raw_input('input something: \n') print(a)

Hrmmm...

Thanks for the response.

iBooks' URL scheme accepts iTunes store links, but I'm trying to pass in my own generated ePub. Different job.

Also, you can't just open a link to a file in an external web browser. Launching Safari isn't going to help at all.

@omz Thanks for quick update...

https://gist.github.com/lioneldp/6761743

Sharing a bit useful command 3. Grep all files. Find files.

Grep all files.(grep directory recursively)

and

Find all files.(find directory recursively)

Summary

Command Name : Grep all files
How it works : Just use it

Command Name : Find all files
How it works : Just use it

Example

Sorry, no example. Just use it.

Source code

Here(Grep.py)

and

Here(Find.py)

That's all.
Thanks.

UPDATE: The location issue was fixed quite elegantly with the location module added in Pythonista v1.4.

GPS for Pythonista http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6119538122817536

Yes that did it! Thanks alot. The strange thing is that I tried that before, but I guess at that time the file I wished to import was still in a sub-folder.