functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope