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This update includes a new library named PyBridge, that allows using Python libraries from inside the B4J app. Python is leading the way in fields such as AI, LLM, image recognition and many others. Using PyBridge is not always trivial and it won't be the right tool for every task, however there are
link: Change Private Initilaized As Boolean by not using Initialized keyword, like Private IsItInitilaized As Boolean
link: Just for your information... The latest version of the B4J system – version 10.2 – has a bug. Programs that worked before can not be compiled... I do

Combinations of maps(dicts), lists and custom types are supported. Note that Python ints will be serialized as Integer unless the number is larger than the possible range. In that case they will be serialized as Longs. Python floats are serialized as Doubles by default, this can be changed by settin

Many of you already know how to do this, but I recently needed it and ran into some problems. In the end, I had a Class that others may find useful. My experience with this project: 1. The current version of Python is 3.12.3. Python3 has quite a few differences from Python2, and is not backwards
link: python 3.10 Python is set in environment and path c:\>where python c:\python\python310\python.exe Adding absolute python path as suggested by you in
link: Yes, it is the same as running Python from a command window.
link: Another possible problem could be indentation. In Python indentation has critical meaning and has be consistently TABs or Spaces but not both. In my

Despite popular belief, Python has a huge number of real limitations. One of them is the lack of a normal GUI, especially for mobile devices. This is what made me switch from Python to B4X. However, until now I had to toss between Python and B4X. I think now this problem will be completely solved.
link: Almost all young people are writing in Python nowadays. It seems to me that the ability to write in Python using B4J will provide a huge influx of new
link: I'm probably making an exaggerated comparison, but it seems to me that you see Python inside B4J a bit like JS and PHP scripts in a WEB page: the fund
link: Wrong assumption. PyBridge is a new Library/Addon vor B4J to call Python methods from B4J.

Hello. I haven't seen the available B4X libraries for geodetic conversion, and rewriting them is very complicated computationally. Since at work, I often uses the transformation between coordinate systems, i decided to make it easier for myself and my colleagues at work. I used ABMaterial and Pytho

For me, Python is something very new, and I think perhaps for many others. Would it be possible here or in another thread (perhaps tutorial) to give an example of using folium? Many of us would appreciate it!
link: Python code import folium import requests def get_lat_lon(place_name): url = f"https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search?q={place_name}&format=j

My recommendation: 1. Start a new PyBridge project. 2. Create a local Python runtime and copy the Python folder (Objects\Python) to a different folder. 3. Configure this Python to be the global Python. Use the global Python will all projects. When you are ready to distribute a project then switch t
link: This update includes a new library named PyBridge, that allows using Python libraries from inside the B4J app. Python is leading the way in fields suc
link: Great, Thanks Erel PYTHONPATH works as promised. A couple of initial observations: Start up time is improved by not copying Python on project creati
link: Only thing I changed - the PyOptions line. If you have python installed, change to point to your python, or else it copies it to objects.

PyBridge is a framework that allows accessing Python libraries from within B4J. It works by starting a Python process that connects to the B4J process. The Python process receives commands from the B4J process and executes them. From the developer perspective it is very similar to accessing native
link: Python runtime - Where does it come from? How is it located at runtime? How to distribute it with a standalone package? B4J comes preinstalled with a
link: Requirements: PyBridge will work with Python 3.10+. On Windows, Mac and Linux. Python 3.10 is compatible with Windows 10+. If you are running Windows
link: Dependencies - this is a big topic in Python. PyBridge needs one thing and it is the path to a Python executable. You can use the same Python runtime

Python è un linguaggio per elaborazioni complesse e scientifiche, come appunto l'intelligenza artificiale, ma è un po' come usare Linux, potente ma delicato, proprio per tutte le librerie che devi installare, stando attento alle varie versioni di librerie che potrebbero comportarsi in maniera divers
link: Tanto per aggiornare visto che qualcuno potrebbe aver avuto gli stessi problemi miei con Python. Sul mio potentissimo PC ho Windows 10 Pro (non ho v
link: Cmq una cosa va detta su python. Ci sono delle librerie oggettivamente incredibili tipo numpy, opencv e tutto il mondo tensorflow. In questo senso, pe
link: A me non ha certo dato fastidio che tu scrivessi di Python; anzi, io stesso ti ho risposto e anche citato altri linguaggi. Però da qui a dire che Ere

I wouldn't hold your breath, that link is four years old. Why do you want it? Do you specifically need Python? If it is for dynamic scripting then you can use my BasicLib interpreter library from my BasicIDE package and use a language closer to B4X. https://www.b4x.-suite-4-now-even-further-improved
link: Like this? https://www.b4x.-ingame-scripting-is-coming-python.84697/
link: Hi agraham. Thanks for your advice！ Recently I saw an end-to-end speech synthesis engine that uses artificial intelligence, and the effect is very goo
link: I find P4A at https://pythondev.readthedocs.io/android.html#android and https://python-for-android.readthedocs.io/en/latest/,Can B4A add this feature

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