Element(<id>).write

Walter_Richtscheid · October 8, 2022, 4:36pm

I got lost in the forest:

Element().write

Hello, I have started quite a few attempts in combinations I can think of to use the new expression, but only get errors and now have no more ideas.

I just want to change the old expression

pyscript.write(“table”,table_print)

into the new “element().write”.

What does this look like then?
Sorry for the stupid question, but for someone of you just a snap, while I somehow have a knot in my brain.

Thanks

neil · October 8, 2022, 9:14pm

Is this what you’re after?

github.com

pyscript/pyscript/blob/4dd1dc28b18f571a489aad2e70a9385686d5f0da/examples/simple_clock.html#L39


      
              </py-script>
          
          
    <py-script>
          from utils import now
          import asyncio
          
          
async def foo():
            while True:
              await asyncio.sleep(1)
              output = now()
              Element("outputDiv2").write(output)
          
          
    out3 = Element("outputDiv3")
              if output[-1] in ["0", "4", "8"]:
                out3.write("It's espresso time!")
              else:
                out3.clear()
          
          
# close the global PyScript pyscript_loader
          pyscript_loader.close()
          pyscript.run_until_complete(foo())

Walter_Richtscheid · October 9, 2022, 9:39am

Hi Neil, this was the “new format” I was looking for.

Element(“table”).write(table_print)

instead of the old one.

pyscript.write(“table”,table_print).

Maybe the hint (PyScript Deprecation Warning) should be a bit clearer.

pyodide.asm.js:10

   PyScript Deprecation Warning: PyScript.write is
    marked as deprecated and will be removed sometime soon. Please, use
    Element(<id>).write instead.

Instead → element(id).write → element(“id”).write(variable)

Thanks for your help, now it works and I’m not standing in the forest anymore.

Greetings

Walter

neil · October 9, 2022, 11:52am

Glad that you got it working

Yes, making warnings as clear as possible is always a good thing: one person’s “obvious” often isn’t the same as another’s!

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Element(<id>).write

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