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The variable 'datas' is getting overwritten with every iteration of the loop. Hence you are getting the last value only.

Try below if you need one list of the all the elements.

JSON syntax does not allow "raw" newlines in the middle of string values. You can use \n to include a newline (well, technically a linefeed) character. Generally, the correct thing to do is to use a proven JSON-encoding library to transform a server-side data structure into compliant JSON notation.

You can use the Erik's comment like this!

According to the documentation, partial

“freezes” some portion of a function’s arguments

So that your print function in the partial is just printing the value of self.video1.loaded as it was when the partial function was called.

Here is a version of your posted code that prints the current version of loaded every half second:

Your code has the following problems:

• ScreenManager expects Screen type objects, does not wait for the Screen class.
• A name must be set for each screen and that name must be passed to current.
• The Image must be placed inside the screen through a layout.
• The animation must be started in the on_enter method that is executed when the screen is displayed.
• The build method of the App must return a widget.
• If you want 2 animations sequentially then you must use the "+" operator.

Considering the above the solution is:

Since the data is coming from a network request, the table will always be empty initially. You could fetch the data from the previous view controller (displaying some kind of loading indicator) and wait to present this one until the fetch has completed.

Or, if you are just looking to reload your table when the data comes in, try adding a self.tableView.reloadData() after the data has loaded:

You're stripping the wrong separator, which means var3 will remain an absolute path, and join will throw away everything from home other than the drive.

Use var3 = var1.strip("~\\/' \n") instead.

Maybe if you use prettify(formatter="html") can help you :