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[urwid] urwid on android
Lukasz Grabowski
2016-03-01 16:07:55 UTC
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I'm an urwid lover completely clueless about android, except for knowing
that my tablet has one.

Is it possible to port a desktop urwid application to android somehow?

I don't even know if this question makes sense so feel free to reinterpret
broadly...

Best,
Lukasz
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Lennart Regebro
2016-03-01 21:12:50 UTC
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If you run a terminal emulator on android (those exist) you can run
urwin apps in it. I'm not sure anything else would make sense.
Post by Lukasz Grabowski
I'm an urwid lover completely clueless about android, except for knowing
that my tablet has one.
Is it possible to port a desktop urwid application to android somehow?
I don't even know if this question makes sense so feel free to reinterpret
broadly...
Best,
Lukasz
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Andreas Kloeckner
2016-03-01 21:33:20 UTC
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Post by Lennart Regebro
If you run a terminal emulator on android (those exist) you can run
urwin apps in it. I'm not sure anything else would make sense.
Just tried 'pip install pudb' (a debugger using urwid) in termux:

https://termux.com/

Worked like a charm.

Andreas
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Lukasz Grabowski
2016-03-02 12:04:06 UTC
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Post by Andreas Kloeckner
https://termux.com/
Thanks. Since it will take me ages to understand what would I have to do to
run my own scripts, could you say if things like right click menus have a
chance of working? I.e. whether event like right clicks and left clicks
(presumably taps and I-dunno-maybe-taps-with-two-fingers) will get passed
to urwid?

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Lennart Regebro
2016-03-02 12:54:11 UTC
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On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 7:04 AM, Lukasz Grabowski <***@gmail.com> wrote:
'> Thanks. Since it will take me ages to understand what would I have to do to
Post by Lukasz Grabowski
run my own scripts, could you say if things like right click menus have a
chance of working? I.e. whether event like right clicks and left clicks
(presumably taps and I-dunno-maybe-taps-with-two-fingers) will get passed to
urwid?
That's up to the terminal emulator, so the answer would be "it
depends". One thing is clear: Urwid is not the right tool if you want
to make a mobile app.
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