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@philippe as usual, not sure I correctly understand your request.
Try this code. It uses the name attribute of the label to be accessed in the button action

import ui v = ui.View() v.frame = (0,0,400,400) v.background_color = 'lightgray' l = ui.Label(name='label') l.frame = (10,10,380,32) l.background_color = 'white' l.text = 'initial' v.add_subview(l) b = ui.Button() b.frame = (10,50,380,32) b.background_color ='white' b.title ='change label text' def b_action(sender): b.superview['label'].text = 'new text' # b.superview is v, v['label'] refers thus to your label b.action = b_action v.add_subview(b) v.present('sheet')

Why do i haven’t the rights on MY phone ?

The Apple Security Guideline for iOS devices limits the rights that apps have. This means there is less malware on these devices but that safety comes at the cost of constraining what system services are available to developers. Android offers more access but some would argue is less safe than iOS.

@philippe Don't forget that doc has already been a big work for the developer. And if you search via Google for Pythonista, UI, Custom Attributes, you will find some examples.

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