Posts made by jb145491

Is there anyway to create speech recognition in pythonista? I know I can use the Google Speech Recognition API, but I would prefer no internet. Also, if you have an alternative to pyaudio I can use, that would be helpful. I am trying to create a python shell, but purely conversation, no typing.

Never mind, figured out how to do it. Siri API.

I have images in my clipboard I am using, plus the colorkey should be pretty easy. In pygame:

pygame.image.set_colorkey(0, 0, 0)
This takes any black on the image and converts it to clear.

Anybody here who has used the pygame module before should know about a colorkey. How do I set it?

PS. In case anybody didn't know, a colorkey is a RGB(A) value that when bound to a picture, replaces all pixels that are the color of the colorkey with another color, or transparent.

Any ideas?

Some thoughts running through my mind:

1. Maybe go pixel by pixel in a for loop. Use an if statement to determine if the pixel is that color. No clue how to do that.
2. Find a colorkey function. No clue how to do that.
3. Be open to suggestions. I know how to do that.

Maybe, when will this new update be released?

So I can't even record from the iPad?

Just do this:

1. Make sure you have a file named "a.txt".

2. Put the value of the variable a in the first line. In the following code, it ignores all other lines in the file.

3. In your code:

   line = open('a.txt').readlines()[0]
   try:
   line= int(line)
   except:
   pass

I dont have this "ctypes" module, is that coming out in an update? I guess I could use the Internet, and I know how to send to google, but how would I make a recording in the first place through Pythonista?

I spent 7 bucks on an app expecting to be able to submit Python programs to the App Store. How do I do this?

I haven't gotten an answer to my second question. Will a Pythonista-made application be acceptable to the App Store? I know all about the needing a Mac part, the $99 dollar a year subscription fee, but that is not my question. I apologize if I sound rude, I am just a bit frustrated.

Well, thanks for the "expertise". :) Now that I have Pythonista, I probably should use it over Pythoni, but will Apple accept code written in Pythonista? Pythonista has differences in the languages because of their ui and motion and notifications stuff. Also, this review one of you mentioned, it said 'facilitate exporting them as apps for the app store'. Does pythonista at least have some sort of converter so you can then use your code for an app?

P.S. I have tried pyobjc, it doesn't work, so please give alternatives if Pythonista is not able to do this.

I feel like I did waste my money, I was using Pythoni and now I know I switched a free app for an exactly the same $6.99 app. Thanks for the help though. Pythonista shouldn't allow any implication of being able to submit to the App Store directly through the application.