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I want to build a command line window app using python. It takes input from user , processes it and then gives the output back. Any suggestions where to start like libraries, functions etc?
For a simple command-line interface python program, you shouldn't need any external libraries. You could use the built in print() function to get output to the user, as well as the built in input() function in order to receive input. More information can be found here.
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I am trying to run a python script wherein I create a threadpool of n number of threads to perform a task, I want to look at how many threads are actually being spawned by my script, their run times etc. Is there a tool which can help me with this? I am aware of VisualVM being used for Java Applications, wonder if there are tools/libraries which perform similar taks in python.
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Hello i want to create a gui app that works without a window manager or X server.
like the old graphic applications that were launched in msdos
like this:
i want a gui with buttons, color and print images/icons.
I'm not sure which lib could do this, I was thinking of pysdl2, do you think this is the right option?
You have to write directly to framebuffer yourself instead of letting your X Server and your Window Manager to do the heavy lifting for you. For this there is this Python library: https://pythonhosted.org/fbpy/
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my school has given me the task of creating a tkinter program of a dictionary program. I could use the webbrowser module to open up a site with a definition, but I would prefer one that does not require internet. I just need it to be in a .txt file (for example), then when I enter a word it could convert it to a string then search the .txt for that word followed by the definition.
Anyone have a way to do this?
I need a dictionary to use, and I cannot find one at the moment.
You can use this link to download the mysql database
Link - Mysql Engilsh Dictionary
You can use this with python. It has around 176023 words and their definitions.
Source : https://sourceforge.net/projects/mysqlenglishdictionary/
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I wonder if ther is flask extension or snippet that allows dynamic client web page data update (I need it for progress bar alike this one:
yet if there is a general SignalR alike library to create dynamic web application it would solve my problem?
If you would like to simulate Non-Blocking I/O Model similar to SignalR you can have a look at Flask-SocketIO - https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/Flask-SocketIO.
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I am writing a program in Python and part of the program requires the user to listen to an audio file which is dynamically generated in the code.
Does anyone know of a service (free or paid) that call make a phone call and then play said audio file. If not, does anyone know of an alternative where I would be able to stream an audio clip to a smartphone (perhaps an android app that connects to the python)?
Checkout Twilio.com or Plivo. They offers the api you are looking for
https://www.twilio.com/
https://www.plivo.com/