Learning about classes

sendog3c

Am posting this topic because I want to learn more about “classes”. Son specifically how to create a standard class for a hi.view. Maybe what I am doing is a crazy think but better to try than give up. Thanks.

import ui

equis = 0
yee = 0
ancho = 800
alto = 800
bgcolor = 'white'
bordercolor = 'green'
nameapp = 'HABITFUN'

class mainscreen():
		ui.View(frame = (equis,yee,ancho,alto))
		ui.View(background_color = bgcolor)
		ui.View(border_color = bordercolor)
		ui.View(name = nameapp)
		
vanimation = mainscreen()
vanimation.present()```

cvp

@sendog3c hoping that helps, else, sorry, it's time to go to sleep... 2:00 night

import ui

equis = 0
yee = 0
ancho = 800
alto = 800
bgcolor = 'white'
bordercolor = 'green'
nameapp = 'HABITFUN'

class mainscreen(ui.View):
	def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
		self.frame = (equis,yee,ancho,alto)
		self.background_color = bgcolor
		self.border_color = bordercolor
		self.name = nameapp

vanimation = mainscreen()
vanimation.present('sheet')

sendog3c

CVP:

It Works. Thanks

sendog3c

Good morning everyone. I would a help; I trying to change the name of my main view after a certain time from WELCOME TO HABITFUN to HABITFUN. But I want it be after 30 seconds. I am using FOR but look like is not working. The name change but fast.

import ui

equis = 0
yee = 0
ancho = 800
alto = 800
bgcolor = 'white'
bordercolor = 'green'
borderwide = 5
nameapp = 'WELCOME TO HABITFUN'

class mainscreen(ui.View):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        self.frame = (equis,yee,ancho,alto)
        self.background_color = bgcolor
        self.border_color = bordercolor
        self.border_width = borderwide
        self.name = nameapp
        
vanimation = mainscreen()
vanimation.present('sheet')
for x in range(100):
		if x == 100:
				break
vanimation.name = 'HABITFUN'

cvp

@sendog3c 10 seconds here

vanimation = mainscreen()
vanimation.present('sheet')
def chge_name():
	vanimation.name = 'HABITFUN'
ui.delay(chge_name,10)

sendog3c

Very good. Thank you again.

sendog3c

Hi again. It is time include this code in my beta app (jajajaja), but before to do it I would to learn where the database is going to be storage? Can storage it in the iPad? Thank you very much for your help.

import ui
import console
import sqlite3
import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont

conn = sqlite3.connect(":memory:"). 
c = conn.cursor()

# Create table
c.execute('''CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS logindata (date_login, user_name, pwd_user)''')
c.fetchall()
conn.commit()```

cvp

@sendog3c sqlite3.connect('myfile.db') stores your dB in the files system of Pythonista on your iPad.
':memory:' stores the dB in the RAM, temporary memory during the run of your script.

sendog3c

CVP:

Should I close my login database once I have used it?. Where can I find literature about it. Thanks .

cvp

@sendog3c said:

Where can I find literature about it

In your script, select the word sqlite3, then help