s path variable currently
refers to python 3.2, but anyway - just wondering if it's better to not rush
into newer versions off-hand, since also think my boss mentioned 2.6 to me or
something?
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ect handling, etc. - hope that
terminology isn't too far off, but mean things like list, tuple, dictionary
objects, etc. etc., and I do also quite like the polymorphism of
object/variable types, but along with their built-in function
handling/attachment.
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Ok, only major change have found/made thus far is now that have changed all the
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as
such, or else at runtime it tells me it can't find the other module to import a
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py that file to somewhere else, and then just tell it to do
something like:
"includes" : ["mapDataFn"]
Or should I maybe just run an import higher up inside setup.py itself?
Sorry if I'm misunderstanding anything/everything...
seem available using it's namespace string,
is it then possible to instantiate something like that using an actual file
path?
Asking since do have another DLL here that gives a bit more control over
text-to-speech options/usage.
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directly,
but which windows7 doesn't seem to want to register a class name for, etc., but
will now just have to look into what files etc. I'll need to copy/move around
if I want to produce spoken text aside from normal output, etc.
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, etc., and can't remember if ran some other
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ta = open(sMapName + ".txt", "r")
except:
fData = None
finally:
if not bool(fData): print("invalid map name - " + sMapName + ".txt");
exit()
Any thoughts/ideas/alternative workarounds?
Jacob Kr
ondly, the reason I'm using tabs to handle indentation is partly since
the editor I specifically am using for python source editing prefers that for
use by VI/blind guys, and that's why it suits me, but anyway...
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er an object/class instance to
a string rendition, and then to maybe reiterate the original object later on..?
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arrow keystrokes.
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72 = up
75 = left
77 = right
80 = down
Anyway, this is just testing, and like you said, would most likely not work too
cross platform as such, but anyway.
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few google
searches, etc., but didn't find a real answer until now, but, like you said,
since it's not really platform independent, I think will for now leave it
alone as such.
Thanks again for help, either way
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lot more in it than I really
need/want, and it's also given me some minor issues relating to trying to then
build redistributable executables, etc., and this one really/honestly seems
more suitable/more like what I actually want it for.
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Maybe I'll check it out (pySonic) in any case.
Once audiere is imported it seems to work nicely/well enough, but would be nice
if could get it to import/load easily enough, but anyway.
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now will be
sticking to text editor, or maybe try out eclipse, since that's what they want
me to use here at work in any case, but anyway...
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what could really be happening here, or should I try sort out
reinstalling windows7 or something...?
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ption = "testingWxPython",
name = "aboutBox",
options = {'py2exe': options},
# targets to build
console = ["AboutBox.py"],
data_files=data_files
)
#---end of source---
Could it also maybe be something to do with this line?:
console = ["
.
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Subject: Re: [python-win32] Recurring DLL err
Thanks, Werner
Adding the reference to the dll_excludes to the options dict made the
py2exe setup.py now run fine.
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server from home
where connection is at least decent...
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but that's also more suitable for my sort of
development environment:
http://www.blindza.co.za/uploads/LBC/childWindowsLBC.zip
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ve a look at it - starting
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However, here's the python source:
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tly, it otherwise seems quite happy/comfortable to run multiple threads/play
multiple sounds at the same time/near enough to each other, which is nice.
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value of it's
internal counter variable, etc. - simple example, but seems to work well
enough, if you get my/the drift, and, what have pretty much found all over the
'net is that you get told not to try destroy anything manually/yourself, but
anyway.
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world thus far.
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Jaco
that makes use
of actual screen reader voices in meantime, and which works with python 2.7,
which is what am using at the moment, but anyway:
http://hg.qwitter-client.net/accessible_output/
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sound_lib seems to make use of the base24 component - you seem to just need
to copy the base.dll file that's included in downloads from the following site
into the relevant lib/site_packages.../sound_lib folder:
http://www.un4seen.com/
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Oh yes, and another module is the wxPython keyboard_handler:
http://hg.qwitter-client.net/keyboard_handler
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ways it would be better to
connect to a MySQL database/server, and if there are commonly used examples out
there, since didn't seem to find any off hand, and this is starting to come
together, but, just wondering..?
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Will check it out.
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From: Vernon Cole
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Cc: python-win32@python.org
Sent: Friday, November 25, 2011 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: [py
Ok, here seems to be quite a nice, sort of step-by-step bit of
reference/tutorial material related to making use of MySQLdb, etc.:
http://www.kitebird.com/articles/pydbapi.html
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How easy/simple is it to actually compile python code into a DLL to be used on
windows by other programming languages, etc.?
I can easily enough use py2exe to generate command line apps that can be called
using command line arguments, etc., but was just wondering (as well).
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Although have looked around, haven't found too much consistent information
relating to doing something like referencing a DLL, preferably using something
like a relative file path, as opposed to having it as a registered DLL through
regsvr32, etc.
Is this possible/simple as such?
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keystroke to invoke system menu, opened up the edit
submenu, done a select all, and then a similar copy to copy contents of that
window to clipboard for later reference.
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cific text editor, but it's again just that - a beefed
up text editor program, so don't think it can really log changes, or run
it's own version of source control as such - sorry.
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Wondering off-hand if there's a simple/easy way to obtain mouse cursor
coordinates, and, also, how simple is it to interact with operating system, in
terms of if the mouse cursor is in fact outside the GUI as such - if that makes
sense?
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ground, but not
hidden/minimised as such, but don't think that would help it catch certain
keystroke combinations as such.
Sorry if these are silly questions...
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Ok, just tested it using win32gui.GetCursorPos function, and it does seem to
obtain coordinates outside primary window as well, so let's see - thanks.
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le to implement something like a large cross hair cursor based on a
keystroke as such, using built in windows functionality.
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these make use of
externally installed modules, but haven't encountered similar issues on
physical machines as of yet, but anyway.
Thoughts?
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s of just, at least being able to manipulate
playback pitch, at least 2D panning, pausing/stopping on demand, etc.?
And, got hold of that sound_lib module from here:
http://hg.qwitter-client.net/sound_lib
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then changed frequency in an incremental way,
it sounded literally like speeding up, etc., as such.
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As subject line says - current example .xml file is tracks.xml, and sound clips
are in /sounds subdirectory, and it uses sound_lib to handle playback:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13327195/soundMixing2Source.zip
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me to generate layout quickly
and easily, but, know should look into wx itself in more detail/depth.
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thing,
instead of how this one is currently operating.
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Subje
her all, or multiple exception types, etc.?
And, if am confused, or targeting the wrong approach, you are also welcome to
offer better suggestions/guidelines relating to any form of exception handling
approach, etc.?
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at least generate a form of error/exception log in
the location I specify as logdir.
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In windows at least, I can use os.stat(sFileName) to retrieve file
attributes, including modified time, accessed time, etc.?
Haven't used it, but, anyway:
http://docs.python.org/2/library/os.html#os.stat
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ility
packages, and wxPython is best bet thus far, but, I work primarily in web
development, so, yes, would be nice to work with web layout implementation as
well...
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UI's, I am now trying to get going using wxPython
properly/itself.
If I may ask, what do you use to edit your python code, etc.? I use
edSharp, which is a sort of blind programmers text editor, created by Jamal
Masry - if tht name means much to you.
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uot;, line 82, in load_module
File "wx\_core.pyo", line 125, in
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'PROCESS_ENTER'
Is there an alternative to py2exe I can try making use of?
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OK, another update - took, and modified a slightly different version of the
setup.py for py2exe that includes packaging MS runtime files/DLL's in
library.zip, etc., and .exe output now seems to work, but anyway...
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nce I primarily just navigate whole operating
system using cursor and tab keys, along with keyboard invocation of menu
systems, control shortcut keys, etc..
Suggestions?
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Ok, figured out workaround that does pretty much what I want:
win32api.GetLastInputInfo()
That seems to return time stamp of last user interaction, including mouse
moving, clicking, keyboard input, app switching, etc.
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In other words, would like to be able to hide the main part of the interface,
and display an icon in the windows system tray, which then either offers a
context menu, or else just re-displays the main part of the interface when you
double-click on the system tray icon?
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Thanks - will check it out, and, it seems to pretty much do what I want if I
just run it.
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sound
clips, etc.?
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bit machine:
explorer /select,c:\temp\testFile.txt
Wondering if there's a relatively simple way to bring a specific, external
window/application into foreground focus?
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Perfect!
Only issue will be varying possibilities of titles for windows explorer window,
but, can work around that.
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ndentation - and have left it
like that in source code for now.
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Thanks.
BTW, the other non-standard modules am making use of, aside from wxPython 3.0 -
went over to that one for help with wx.lib.scrolledpanel - include
accessible_output, and sound_lib - from:
http://hg.q-continuum.net
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sound_lib.py2exe_datafiles(),
etc. to the output folder of cx_Freeze as well..?
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here
you don't have to worry about end user environment as much...
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ÿþ< ? x m l v e r s i o n = " 1 . 0 " e n c o d i n g = " U T F - 1 6 &q
e
using innoSetup - 16.9Mb:
http://www.blindza.co.za/bzPersonalAssistant/setup.exe
Either way, it seems to work/operate for now - just a quick test, except for
throwing an error when I try to actually invoke sound recording, but, like
said, that could be due to VMWare hardware imitation, or not...
Jacob
anning, and being at the very least able to choose the
playback starting position for an audio clip, and, yes, will want tohandle both
.MP3 and .wav?
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, but, what do you guys think?
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back the MP3 file included
in that zip file, but anyway.
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27;s minor:
https://code.google.com/p/mp3play/
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Will definitely look into/play with that part of it a bit, and, main thing, for
now anyway, is that at least it lets me compile this into an executable, along
with the implementation/use of a wxPython GUI...
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h the older version for a
while longer?
Cross platform compatibility? Code updates it will require if moving older code
over to newer interpreter, etc.?
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on to end users, on different versions of
windows itself, using workarounds like my relatively recent issue with MP3
playback, etc.
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llowing:
c:\python27\scripts\pyinstaller.exe scriptName.py --onefile
Not sure it also works perfectly with required files/libraries, etc., and
generally stick to cx_freeze myself, but, this does work for a cleaner bit of
output...
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I have a .dll pulled from following hub:
https://github.com/qtnc/UniversalSpeech
What's the easiest/simplest way to then implement/instantiate an instance of it
working via file path?
If possible, and, currently working with python 3.4, on a windows7 64 bit
machine, FWIW.
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es of referring to it using it's ProgID:
#start code
import win32com.client
spk = win32com.client.Dispatch("Say.Tools")
spk.Say("hello world")
#end code
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Like subject lines says, just wondering what's the simplest, easiest
module/add-on, etc. to use for generating something close to a single
file executable file when working with python 3.5.1?
cx_freeze?
AFAIK, py2exe isn't really usable with 3.5.1, as of yet?
TIA
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B
Ok, turns out py2exe is definitely not compatible with 3.5.x - all
online forum postings came across mention that, for example, under
./Lib/site-packages/py2exe there are no files relating to py35, so, will
have to look into an alternative.
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to be possible at all?
Ask since while can already work with the clipboard, the user wants to
automatically invoke the copying to clipboard at the same time?
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want to use it to either generate tones based on
frequencies, or use it let me know when something has finished off in
the background?
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Thanks, Todd - hadn't even thought about the fact that classic beep
sound literally plays through the on-board speaker...been a while...LOL!
Like said, not end of the world, but, will check out pyo, etc. in any case.
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implementing debugging when working
with web development frameworks like flask, pyramid, etc.?
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.com/docs/python/python-tutorial#_configure-and-run-the-debugger>
This is working on a windows 10 64 bit pro machine, and, just want to
know if anyone has suggestions with regards to implementing debugging
when working with web development frameworks like flask, pyramid, etc.?
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I am specifically trying to sort out debugging code and pr
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development.
Now, I know in theory it's possible to map something like virtual
directorys/paths via apache, which is what WAMP is working with, but,
was just wondering what is the recommended web server package to work
with in this context?
Laragon? nGinX? WAMP? XAMPP?
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areas.
Jacob Kruger
Skype: BlindZA
"...resistance is futile!...acceptance is versatile..."
On 2023/09/07 16:04, Vernon D. Cole wrote:
I highly recommend nginx.
I also highly recommend NOT running a web server on Windows.
On Wed, Sep 6, 2023 at 1:14 AM Jacob Kruger wrote:
Hi ther
, more or less run it under nginx on linux servers, using
nginx .conf to route requests to .sock, or via gunicorn services.
So, do agree that think must try out nginx running here under windows a
bit more, or play around with wsgi mod under apache properly.
Thanks
Jacob Kruger
Skype: BlindZA
in32 has caused an issue?
Tried replacing python 3.11 with 3.12, but, exact same issue.
Also, if relevant, while running under latest up-to-date version of
windows 11 64 bit, have in any case enabled case-sensitivity on the
folder I store all my python code in, just in case.
Thoughts?
TI
relevant, the modules am making use of in the primary operation
of the software are things like requests, subprocess, dotenv,
sqlalchemy, dateutil and pythonping, but anyway - don't think those
could necessarily cause issues in this context?
Thanks in advance
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erimenting a bit more with otehr code collections, etc. as well.
Jacob Kruger
Skype: BlindZA
"...resistance is futile!...acceptance is versatile..."
On 2024/04/26 13:06, Nikolay Spahiev wrote:
On 26.04.24 г. 10:53 ч., Jacob Kruger wrote:
Hi there
...
But, I thought that, just maybe,
27;s windows 11 machines.
Thanks in advance
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Skype: BlindZA
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oss different operating systems as well?
Jacob Kruger
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On 2024/12/10 07:33, Glyph wrote:
Hi Ilya,
The main solution here is "don't do that". You can build binary wheels and share
them between machi
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