Passing parameters to a python script using SL4A on Android?

I would suggest modifying the script to call getDialogInput import android app = android.Android() response = app. DialogGetInput(Title, Message, Default_Values). Result Then set whatever variable the script expects the parameters to be in to response Ive done this and also modified a script to get the android clipboard instead of taking input directly.

You could always make several versions of the script with hard coded parameters Hope this helps as im pretty new to python and sl4a.

I would suggest modifying the script to call getDialogInput. Import android app = android.Android() response = app. DialogGetInput(Title, Message, Default_Values).

Result Then set whatever variable the script expects the parameters to be in to response. Ive done this and also modified a script to get the android clipboard instead of taking input directly. You could always make several versions of the script with hard coded parameters.

Hope this helps as im pretty new to python and sl4a.

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