PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. Input The input functions are defined in User Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top the scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: 'top' : Keep the scope at the

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. Input The input functions are defined in User Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top the scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: 'top' : Keep the scope at the

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. 4.1.1 Input The input functions are defined Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. • position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) • position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: – 'top' : Keep the scope at

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. Input The input functions are defined in User Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top the scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: 'top' : Keep the scope at the

PyWebIO. There is a demo link at the top right of the most of the example codes in this document, where you can preview the running effect of the code online. Input The input functions are defined in User Guide). When the scope does not exist, no operation is performed. position (int) – The location where this scope is created in the parent scope. Available values: OutputPosition.TOP: created at the top the scope name or use a integer to index the runtime scope stack (see User Guide) position (str) – Where to place the scope in the visible area of the page. Available value: 'top' : Keep the scope at the