I'm making a chatbot using AIML.
Is there any tag in AIML that can search with Wikipedia?
I'd like to use Python to make it possible to search Wikipedia when certain questions are typed in.
Can anyone help me? T_T~~
i personally tried this for doing some search with Wikipedia on python. Managed to run several common use cases such as searching page.
Hope this helps!
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this is my first question so I will try to do everything as proper as possible.
I am currently using LaTeX to write my documents at my University because I want to use the powerful citing capabilities provided by BibTeX. For ease of use, I am writing on scripts that will implement my .bib-files into my .tex files easier and allow easier management of my .bib-files. As I am using Arch Linux, I did this in bash, but it is a little clunky. Therefore I wanted to switch to python, as I came across the TexSoup-library for Python.
My issue is now, that I cannot find resources regarding the use of TexSoup for .bib files, I can only find resources on .tex-files. Does anybody know, if and if yes how I can use TeXSoup to find books / articles or other entries in my bib-files with python (or the TexSoup-library)?
with open("bib_complete.bib") as f:
soup = TexSoup(f)
print(soup)
This is a code sample I am trying to use, but I don't know how to look for entry names or entry-types with the package. I would really appreciate if someone could guide me to good resources if they exist.
I hope my writing was comprehensive enough and not too long.
Thanks everybody!
I'm currently working on the Robot Framework for some automated test cases, which included a couple of html screenshots I wrote on python.
I tried putting C:\Users\teo_y\Desktop\test directly under the tags for the test case, it still show the similar output instead of the link to my windows directory.
Instead of using the Tags, use the Documentation field. Use the Set Suite Documentation keyword if you want it dynamic.
Thank you for responding and helping out, I've found the solution to my problem.
As per Helio suggestion, i simply added a different line like the metadata [C:\Users\teo_y\Desktop\test|C:\Users\teo_y\Desktop\test] onto the documentation, and it turned out working the same outcome.
Thank you once again!
Cheers
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Ok, so I've looked around on how to do this and haven't really found an answer that showed me examples that I could work from.
What I'm trying to do is have a script that can do things like:
-Log into website
-Fill out forms or boxes etc.
Something simple that might help me in that I though of would be for example if I could write a script that would let me log into one if those text message websites like textnow or something like that, and then fill out a text message and send it to myself.
If anyone knows a good place that explains how to do something like this, or if anyone would be kind enough to give some guidance of their own then that would be greatly appreciated.
So after some good answers and further research, I have found that selenium is the thing that best suits my needs. It works not only with python, but supports other languages as well. If anyone else is looking for something that I had been when I asked the my question, a quick Google search for "selenium" should give them all the information they need about the tool that I found best for what I needed.
I am new with Python and am trying to create a program that will read in changing information from a webpage. I'm not sure if what I'm wanting to do is something simple or possible but in my head it seems do-able and relatively. Specifically I am interested in pulling in the song names from Pandora as they change. I have tried looking into just reading in information from a webpage using something like
import urllib
import re
page = urllib.urlopen("http://google.com").read()
re.findall("Shopping", page)
['Shopping']
page.find("Shopping")
However this isn't really what I'm wanting due to it getting information that doesn't change. Any advice or a link to helpful information about reading in changing info from a webpage would be greatly appreciated.
The only way this is possible (without some type of advanced algorithm) is if there are some elements of the page that do NOT change, which you can specify your program to look for. Otherwise, I believe you will need some sort of advanced logic. After all, computers can only do what we instruct them to do. Sorry :)
I'm trying to extend the edx-platform by adding full-text search, but I'm having trouble understanding how to retrieve data from mongodb. Does anyone have any experience with edx? How can one access data in a Courses.objects.all() manner?
Thanks!
A.
There is some sub-project created by edX called edX search, which will employ searching in a manner closer to the way you want. They use ElasticSearch directly without the Haystack lib .. have a look and let me if you find it useful: https://github.com/edx/edx-search
Good luck!
Have a look at http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/data-modeling/
as well as https://github.com/selvinsource/mongodb-datamining-shell
Hope it helps.