For users who like to do modding on old Symbian phones, they must have edited python code and made something unique. And now it’s time to switch to Android, where the use of python is much more advanced and comes with lots of interesting features in it that have never been found on previous Symbian phones. There are several options for installing python on this Android, the first one can use the help application (portable), then you can either install directly to the system, or manually move the python files to the binnary system.

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Of course, here I will share the easiest and not confusing way, namely using additional applications. Not only one application will be needed at this time, but 2 helper applications to run this python code more conveniently. Why use 2 apps? This is because if there is only one, the available modules are still lacking. Maybe most people use this python script on Android for personal purposes, for example debugging, or running simple server.

It is also known that currently the simple server application is still not very complete, with the intention of mostly only providing data injection it’s simple, but if you use this python code you can inject more, for example like add frontquery, backquery, and more. The point is a simple server that uses python as well as a simple server on Symbian phones. Here I will share the procedure for running python code on Android.

1. First of all, please download the 2 applications that are below this article, and extract them first and continue to install.

2. There are 2 applications that will be installed, namely: SL4a and Python for Android. If it is already installed, please open Python for Android and turn on the data connection and click the button Install.

3. Wait until the module download process is complete, this depends on the internet connection speed. If so, then please prepare the python file you want to execute, and move it to the folder /sdcard/sl4a/scripts/.

4. The last stage, please open the SL4a application and a python script will appear that you want to execute, and to run it just click and a small popup will appear, select the icon on the far left and the process will run.

Actually there is a much easier application, namely Qpyhton, but the application does not have a complete module to run the python script which contains a lot of modules that must be combined. In addition with the help of the module from the application Python for Android it can also read python files that have been compiled into format pyc. Both applications are free and can be used for the Android version 2.3 to the top. Maybe the Python for Android application when opened will not look friendly or in other words the writing is too big, but there is no need to worry because its use is only for installing modules. To download both applications, please click on the banner below.

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This package will run various script files inside of Atom, and uses a proper terminal for output. It currently supports JavaScript, CoffeeScript, Ruby, Python, Bash, Go and anything with a shebang line.

Usage

N.B. these keyboard shortcuts are currently being reviewed, input is welcome.

Scripts which have been saved run in their directory, unsaved scripts run in the workspace root directory. Selecting a single line will only run that one line.

A right-click context menu can be used to send signals to the running process, and as you may expect, you can interact directly with the terminal, typing input, pressing ctrl-c, and so on.

Closing a terminal will cause its process to be killed.

Run Selection

When invoking the above Run: Script command, if a portion of the script is selected, only that portion will be executed.

User Input

When running a script, the focus will be passed to the script output terminal. You are welcome to use the keyboard and mouse to interact with the running program.

Shebang Lines

In a typical UNIX environment, the shebang line specifies the interpreter to use for the script:

The shebang line is the preferred way to specify how to run something as it naturally supports all the intricacies of your underlying setup, e.g. Ruby's rvm, Python's virtualenv.

Even for unsaved files without an associated grammar, as long as you have the correct shebang line it will be executed correctly.

Environment Variables

The default Atom process takes environment variables from the shell it was launched from. This might be an issue if launching Atom directly from the desktop environment when using, say, RVM which exports functionality for interactive terminal sessions.

To ensure consistent behavior, when running a script, environment variables are extracted from the interactive login shell. This usually loads the same environment variables you'd expect when using the terminal.

Configuration

How To Run Python Script

Split Direction

It is possible to configure which way to split the new pane. Open your Atom config file and edit 'script-runner'.splitDirection, the possiblevalues are: 'bottom', 'left' and 'right'. For example:

Scrollback Distance

To limit the number of lines kept in the output window simply edit the 'script-runner'.scrollback option inyour Atom config file.

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Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

License

Released under the MIT license. Please see LICENSE.md for the full license.