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I want write simple application in Python for Android using kivy. Sadly when I start example code I see only splash screen and few second later application finish work. There is a huge problem with debugging because adb on Linux Mint does not detect my device. Can someone look at my code and tell my why? To build application I use buildozer. You can also see create_env script to check all dependencies are there. Best regards. Draqun EDIT: I started debugging my application. Conclusion: buildozer + python3 + kivy is a bad idea if I use kivy.uix.button.Button when text attribute is str than I

This question already has an answer here: How to access the type arguments of typing.Generic? 5 answers I have some list types (coming from inspect.signature -> inspect.Parameter ) and I'd like to get to know the type of their elements. My current solution works but is extremely ugly, see minimal example below: from typing import List, Type, TypeVar TypeT = TypeVar('TypeT') IntList = List[int] StrList = List[str] # todo: Solve without string representation and eval def list_elem_type(list_type: Type[TypeT]) -> Type[TypeT]: assert str(list_type)[:11] == 'typing.List' return eval(str(list_type)

I am using python's requests module. I can get the server's response headers and application layer data as: import requests r = requests.get('https://yahoo.com') print(r.url) My question: Does requests allow retrieving Transport layer data (the server's TLS selected version, ciphersuite, etc. ?). Here is a quick ugly monkey patching version that works: import requests from requests.packages.urllib3.connection import VerifiedHTTPSConnection SOCK = None _orig_connect = requests.packages.urllib3.connection.VerifiedHTTPSConnection.connect def _connect(self): global SOCK _orig_connect(self) SOCK =

I'm just setting up a cron tab/job on my Cent OS developement server. Within my crontab I have the following. (Ignore the time setting, this was added about 15:32 UTC server time just to get the next scheduled run in). 34 15 * * * cd welcomeclient-0.0.5 && python3.6 main.py In the command line cd welcomeclient-0.0.5 && python3.6 main.py works fine. welcomeclient-0.0.5 is under root in the droplet, and python3.6 is in /usr/bin . Any suggestions? Try using absolute paths in your crontab command: 34 15 * * * cd /foo/bar/welcomeclient-0.0.5 && /usr/bin/python3.6 main.py or, assuming the main.py