I am making a search engine for Linux system.
I have done with the code but don't know how to convert python to app image.
Is there anyway to convert it?
I have to add this for stack-overflow to let me upload
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I am trying to automate an application using pywinauto. As a part of this,I am trying to get the file path of an excel file as an input from the user from my Python application and trying to automate another application. But the file browser window (of the application to be automated) does not accept file path as an input.
My objective is that it should open the file using the path that is taken from the user using my Python application. I want to automate this window, but I am stuck on this Open window for quite some time.
Can someone help me on how I can automate this? I am fairly new to this so any help regarding this is appreciated.
I'm building an android application and I have some scripts in python I want to use (and not to translate) in this very project.
Right now I'm using 'Chaquopy' to make it work but I dont like the SDK it self, sometimes it crushes my app, and it restricted to use 5 minutes of the app.
the only choice for now is either to pay for it or to publish my code (which is not ready yet) in GitHub - and keep it up to date to avoid the restrictions.
So here I ask if anyone can guide me to other packages that provide the same service without the this hassle...
my python scripts job - downloading a GZ file, getting the file inside it, reading and tranfersing XML to JSON and return to my kotlin JSON text.
I read about Kivy but it seems to build full Python application in android and I can't use it as kotlin+python in the same project..
I'd appreciate any help/guidelines
thanks.
I have been searching for hours trying to find out how I could edit an Excel file saved to OneDrive using python and have had no luck. Help if you know how/if it is possible.
#JeremiahTrest Welcome to Stackoverflow. I don't think that's how OneDrive works. What I mean is, I don't think it's possible to directly edit a file that is saved to your OneDrive in the cloud with any language. What you would have to do is to get a copy of the file on the machine that is running the Python script, update the file on that machine and save it with the changes, then push the changed file to your OneDrive. I looked and found this SDK for Python that is meant to be able to help you interface with the OneDrive API. So, you would use this SDK to get the file from OneDrive, update the file locally, then use the SDK to push the changed file back out to OneDrive.
I came across this post as I have the same task. Here's what I'm going to try:
Use the request library on python to call the OneDrive API.
Here's the page on excel APIs:
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I'll update when I have my code.
Using this github link https://github.com/boto/boto3#quick-start
I'm trying to link python to luis but I can't seem to find the exact .py file that will serve as my template where I can apply changes.
Note: What I need is lex's engine to build a chatbot.
Thanks.
There are design files uploaded/downloaded by users on a website. For every uploaded file, I would like to show a screenshot of the file so people can see an image before they download them.
They are very esoteric files though that need to be opened in particular design tools. (I even don't have the software to run them on my local machine).
My thinking is that I can run a virtual machine that has these programs installed, programmatically open the files, and then take a screenshot of the opened file and save a thumbnail. But I want to do this when the user uploads the design file.
But someone told me PIL could do this. But I investigated and can't seem to figure out any documentation on how to go about this.
Has anyone ever done something like this before? What is the best approach?