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So I was making my voice assistant made with python more efficient but I'm stuck at a time-consuming problem.
I've given the image. Is there any way to replace the variable "cmd" with the variable "query" in all lines with just some clicks? Changing the variable one by one takes up a lot of time.
In Pycharm you can highlight an occurrence of cmd in your code, right click on it, select Refactor, Rename.
You can now choose a new name and a scope for the files in which Pycharm should search and carry out the replacement in. Make sure you know the implications of where this replacement will be done, because you could accidentally refactor the term "cmd" in locations you didn't mean to.
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Please see the attached picture of what I am trying to achieve.
I just want the output as showing and not change the list completely. I tried loop was able extract only the first pair of value however no luck after that.
Hope I was able to explain.
So you have a list of dictionaries and only want to print subdomain is that correct? Then it's simple:
for d in dict_list: # Let's say "dict_list" is the list you're working on
print(f"{d['subdomain']}:{d['ports']}")
As others have pointed out do not put pictures it really makes things harder for those who want to help you. Even my answer is just a guess at what you tried to explain and I might get it all wrong.
Edited: Alright I missed the column, in fact you wanted subdomain:ports . I fixed it if you don't mind the hacky format using f-string.
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I want to write a program that will run a few lines on any piece of data or string upon copying to clipboard, is there a way to do this? I cant find much information about it.
I found https://pyperclip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
It has the pyperclip.waitForPaste() function, which should do exactly what you want. I had issues trying it with Linux Fedora, but it should be no problem on most Systems.
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In this photo, you can see it is repeating even though I didn't put any code for it to do so. I want to make sure it also is not happening to the other ones like the (e)open penguinos book command.
prompt - A String, representing a default message before the input.
input(prompt)
You don't have to add a default message:
input()
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I was wondering if it was possible to make a keyword similar to 'and', or if it is part of the python compiler?
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You can file a PEP (although good luck getting your new keyword accepted); or you can implement it yourself. Other than that, no: python doesn't allow dynamic syntax.
What you can do is look at the magic methods which are called by operators. Redefining these is sometimes handy. Pathlib makes it possible to do this:
from pathlib import Path
Path("a/b") / "c/d.txt"
And they didn't have to introduce any new operators or keywords, even though the usual meaning of / is division, not concatenation.
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This is the package which has a webapp demo in it.
However, when I login use this demo, I get an error.
How to make this demo running on the gae-launcher?
Looks like a bug in gaema.
The line that's failing is trying to urlencode a dictionary of arguments that get passed to the OpenID endpoint. One or more of the values, perhaps your first or last name, has non-ASCII characters.
You might be able to work around it by replacing instances of this:
urllib.urlencode(args)
With this:
urllib.urlencode(dict([(k, args[k].encode('utf-8')) for k in args]))
For a more permanent fix, I would report the issue here:
http://code.google.com/p/gaema/issues/list