On 3/14/2013 5:25 PM, Christopher Emery wrote:
Hello All,
Okay, I know the best way to learn how to do something is to jump in
so I have decided I would like to make a program (command line) to get
files from a website that will be then used later on by another program.
I read your post before reading Alan's reply. I had the same thought -
tackle one piece then add on.file-fetcher (within zip file)
[snip]
Okay with the above said, how should I start to do pseduo code?
There is no formal pseudocode - you write the steps as you think of then
ask is that explicit enough to code or should I break it down more?
Python has been called executable pseudocode. Might as well begin
writing in Python but not rigidly.
Would each of the above be a function within the program?
Perhaps. In your case I'd do that to keep the "main" program simple.
How would someone run a command that is normally done at the command
line like espeak within python program?
There seems to be an inconsistency at
http://espeak.sourceforge.net/download.html
It says Compiled for Windows. SAPI5 and command-line versions. but all I
get is TTSApp.exe which opens the GUI
I am looking for the command line program (Linux and Windows) to speak
text from a file or from stdin.
Do you know where it is or how one gets it?
Take a look at thesubprocess module - this is the usual way to run such
a program and give it input.
Also how would I hide the visual output of a command like espeak, it
throws alot of erros but it works, it happens to others using it too.
Can't address this as I apparently don't have the correct executable.
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