Free python scripts software for pda

Use the Navigation Keys to move Python and help him to grow up and get a bonus. When eating an apple (yellow ball) Python gets one more point and one more unit to his body. When eating a magic candy (blue ball) Python gets a big number of points according to his speed and according to his level. When eating a mushroom Pythons health gets hurt, his length becomes shorter in one unit and he loses points. If Python eats too many mushrooms he might die because of poisoning. Press 1, 2 or 3 to change the speed. When you reach a new level, press the Send key to start playing.
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported

MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts: its something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications. I.e., you cant do complex dialogs or graphics with it.
Its more an hacker tool without a nifty interface, you have to write your scripts with any text editor.
For beginners, this might be a bit too complicated. However, its still far more easy to use than e.g. C++.
Available commands currently include:
- Run, activate, hide, close, and kill programs
- Wait functions: certain timespan, wait for existence or activation of windows, lots of other conditions (SleepMessage).
- Send keystrokes, mouse clicks, and some window messages (OK, Cancel, Yes, and No buttons) to windows
- File operations: copy, rename/move, delete, create shortcuts, read and write text files
- Support of ZIP archives (no replacement of existing archived files)
- Read/write access to serial (COM) ports
- Create and remove directories
- Read from and write into the registry
- Open and close connections (closing no longer possible since WM5 AKU3), read files from the Internet
- Several condition and loop structures (If, Switch, Choice dialog, While, ForEach, ...)
- Lots of system features (e.g. rotation, volume, backlight brightness, soft reset, battery level, ...)
- Subroutines (Call, Sub/EndSub)
- Variables, expressions (integer operations, string contatenations, ...), and lots of integrated functions
Enhancements:
- Versions for PC, Smartphone, and PNA
- All new syntax ("Function( expr., expr., expr. )" instead of "Function string, {expr.}, %variable%", variables without %, ...)
- Functions in expressions, many old conditions/commands also available as functions
- Support of ZIP files and COM ports
- Several new system functions (battery level, screen on/off, notifications, ...)
- Some bugfixes

Python port to PocketPC intended to be as close to desktop version as possible.

PyTwitter 0.0.7 provides you with a professional and useful, yet very simple Twitter mobile client which can allow you to only twitter. This is a simple demonstration application of waplib module. It is an excellent and must-see product.

PalmOS Database Automation Server (PalmDB) is a COM component that allows full management of PalmOS Data databases when storedon a desktop.
These come as .pdb files which encompass a binaryrepresentation of the database.
The primary use of this server is from scripting languages such asVisual Basic and Visual Basic for Applications. It may of course beused from any COM client written in any other languages.
Enhancements:
- Added the source code to the archive.

Showtimes - Local (U.S., U.K., France, Australia) movie showtimes on your Palm! Showtimes is a movie showtime database browser for the Palm Connected Organizer.
Use the included Perl script to download showtime data from Yahoo! Movies, Scoot, AlloCine, or Au.Yahoo, hotsync, and youre ready to go.
Find out what theater is playing a particular movie, or find out what is playing at a given theater.
Showtimes has a small memory footprint. For example, it stores showtimes for over 20 theaters, with theater details, and movie rating and length for over 30 movies, in under 30k of memory.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v2.0

TouchComic 1.4 is a Comic Book Reader written in Python. TouchComic is a simple but effective CBZ reader. For those who don't know, a CBZ is basically a collection of images stored in a ZIP file for convenience. All CBZ files should be stored on the memory card (E:) in a folder called "Comics"

Pyeditce is the open source IDE and Forum Designer for the PythonCE language. Supports Tkinter. Python Software Foundation License.

These instructions may not work for everyone, nor may all steps be needed for everyone either. This is just what I did to get PythonCE, and accessories, properly installed for PyeditCE use.

1. Download all requirements
2. Run .Net CF v2.0 installer on your PC, which will then install it on your Mobile Device
3. Run PythonCE installer(if that is what version you downloaded) and install to anywhere, but I suggest a storage card of some sort.
4. Unzip Tk/Tcl port and put in corresponding directories. (Windows in Windows and Tcl8.4.3 in the root folder)
5. Run PyeditCE installer and copy unRARed file to your Mobile Device using Active Sync or similar.
6. Run PyeditCE on your device, and go to Edit->Settings before you do any programming to tell PyeditCE where PythonCE is.
7. Start Coding!