If your script does view.present('sheet') you might find that your view is too small in Pythonista v2.
One possible fix would be to size your view prior to presenting it.
view.width = view.height = min(ui.get_screen_size())
view.present('sheet')
This happened to me when I used ui .View.present(self, sheet') in ui.View.__init__().
def __init__(self):
# ...
self.present('sheet')
At this time the UI elements are not initialized and the size is 100 x 100. I moved it to ui.View.did_load(self) and it worked out alright.
def did_load(self):
# ...
self.present('sheet')
Thanks to the wonderful debugger in pythonista 3!
This be the answer. Thank you guys very much for questioning, and answering.