I watched a video in which the teacher told that almost! everything in python2 is an object and suggest that you should search for it and find it.
I realy can't find any data about that what i found is just about python 3
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In pygame, groups have a lostsprites attribute. What is this for?
Link to where its first defined in the code: https://github.com/pygame/pygame/blob/main/src_py/sprite.py#L361
It seems to be some sort of internal thing as I was unable to find any documentation on its purpose:
Searching on the pygame website yields 1 result (which doesn't explain its purpose):
https://www.pygame.org/docs/search.html?q=lostsprites
I also tried searching on google but I couldn't find anything
I am new to Python. I have a problem but I do not know how to solve it.
My code:
from googletrans import Translator
translator: Translator = Translator()
result ='''The core library includes the data types, variables and literals, etc.
The standard library includes the set of functions manipulating strings, files, etc.
The Standard Template Library (STL) includes the set of methods manipulating a data structure.'''
dt = translator.detect(result)
print(dt)
And when I run the program and I get this error message:
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
How can I resolve this?
The way the googletrans library accesses Google Translate is not how Google wants people to access it, because it does some weird things that lets it pretend to be accessing it as a browser instead of getting an API key like they were supposed to. It looks like Google has changed something, which prevents the library from working. Your code is correct, but the library is broken.
If you were trying this because you wanted to play around with Python, I would recommend playing with some other library, because this one likely won't work for a while. If you really need to translate things, you can either look for another library that does something similar (but hopefully works), or you can use the official Google Translate API. However, just as a warning, the official API will not be easy for someone of your skill level to figure out.
I'm new to python scripting in Abaqus. I'm trying to make sense of the documentation but I don't get it. So far I found the following documentation:
This abaqus scripting user guide: http://abaqus.software.polimi.it/v6.13/books/cmd/default.htm?startat=pt02ch06s01.html
This abaqus scripting reference document: http://abaqus.software.polimi.it/v6.13/books/ker/default.htm
Now let's say that I want to know more about the OdbMeshElementArray class. How do I do this?
If I use the search function on the site than it just gives 0 hits.
If I download the pdf of the reference guide and I use ctrl+F then I do get hits, but there's no direct way to go to the page explaining specifically more about this class. E.g. I get a lot of hits of this search term in which I'm not interested. I just want to know the attributes and methods of this class.
Any advice?
Abaqus Scripting User Guide is more of a beginner guide, which shows how things can be done. Similar to Getting Started With Abaqus, whereas Abaqus Scripting Reference Guide is the complete list of commands, classes and objects available. Similar to the Abaqus Analysis User Guide
The search function works for me as well, try using Simulia Doc hosted by DSS itself.
I found the documentation for the OdbMeshElement object?
You can use the side bar (on the left) to get the documentation for the other objects then too
Hi im new in python programming,
currently im in a project which need to find distance between 2 points (lat&lon) offline.
I know google maps provide this service but i cant use it since it has a limit for free account.
So, im googling around and find pyroutelib2 can do this for me with using openstreetmap map data.
pyroutelib link
and now im kinda stuck. im running on Windows 8 x64. my python is 2.7.
i have downloaded pyroutelib from this link
http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/routing/pyroutelib2/
and have my country map (osm.bz2 file) ready. the problem is, while i type the command
loadosm.py f:\asia.osm car
loadosm.py f:\asia.osm.bz2 car
loadosm.py f:\asia.osm.pbf car
(the osm file is in different directory)
in my console, the osm file wont be loaded and returning this message:
Loaded 0 nodes
Loaded 0 cycle routes
Searching for node: found None
anybody please help me. Thanks
I get the same output. Either pyroutelib2 or its documentation is broken.
I suggest to just use another routing library/tool. See the OSM wiki about routing as well as the list of online routers and offline routers. There are lots of interesting solutions available.
Check out osmapi, it's what I've used to get OSM files and import them into pyroutelib2. I don't know if that will solve your problems, but I've had luck going that route.
I'm writing a small html editor in python mostly for personal use and have integrated a gtksourceview2 object into my Python code. All the mayor functions seem to work more or less, but I'm having trouble getting a search function to work. Obvioiusly the GUI work is already done, but I can't figure out how to somehow buildin methods of the GTKsourceview.Buffer object (http://www.gnome.org/~gianmt/pygtksourceview2/class-gtksourcebuffer2.html) to actually search through the text in it.
Does anybody have a suggestion? I find the documentation not very verbose and can't really find a working example on the web.
Thanks in advance.
The reference for the C API can probably be helpful, including this chapter that I found "Searching in a GtkSourceBuffer".
As is the reference for the superclass gtk.TextBuffer
Here is the python doc, I couldn't find any up-to-date documentation so I stuffed it in my dropbox. Here is the link. What you want to look at is at is the gtk.iter_forward_search and gtk.iter_backward_search functions.