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Thread: Python Speech Engines?
Post: RE: Python Speech Engines?
| Just as an update, I found what I was looking for.
Pyttsx3 for Text to Speech
And
pocketsphinx for Speech Recognition
I chose these because they meet the following criteria that I need for my pur... |
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Thread: Python Speech Engines?
Post: Python Speech Engines?
| What types of speech engine platforms or libraries are available for use with Python?
I've been programming in Windows using C# and Microsoft Speech Platform. I really love the Microsoft Speech Engi... |
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Thread: Question about an infinite loop
Post: RE: Question about an infinite loop
| Is Python some sort of an interpreter?
Do you need to have Python on a machine in order to run a Python program?
And does Python then actually read the source code and interpret that into machine in... |
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Mar-04-2018, 08:42 PM |
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Thread: Question about an infinite loop
Post: RE: Question about an infinite loop
| (Mar-04-2018, 06:24 AM)Gribouillis Wrote: The return value of the main function is not the same thing as the program's exit status (because main() is not special) unless you call sys.exit(main()) as... |
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Mar-04-2018, 05:44 PM |
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Thread: Question about an infinite loop
Post: Question about an infinite loop
| If I have a program that loops infinitely, should I place a return at the end of that program anyway?
Example:
def main():
while (True):
code block
return 0
if __name__ == '__main__'... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| (Mar-02-2018, 02:33 PM)buran Wrote: concise code is always better and much easier to follow :-)
That all depends on who's trying to read it. **smile**
I can't imagine any programmer who would fin... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| (Mar-02-2018, 07:04 AM)Gribouillis Wrote: At line 39 you're not calling the close method! Use close().
Thanks for catching that! None of my IDE's caught that. And it doesn't seem to have caused any... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| (Mar-01-2018, 09:55 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: What I posted earlier is correct.
You have changed it.
it should read:
import AlyshaPass
task = AlyshaPass.AlyshaPass()the whenever you are calling a method in... |
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Mar-01-2018, 10:31 PM |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| (Mar-01-2018, 08:11 PM)Gribouillis Wrote: (Mar-01-2018, 07:21 PM)Robo_Pi Wrote: But that won't work. The only thing I can get to run is:It is because you want to access the class AlyshaPass in mod... |
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Mar-01-2018, 08:36 PM |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| @snippsat,
I've been trying to change the name of main() and couldn't make it work. I finally realized that I need to also change the name at the bottom if statement too. Now that I've done that I w... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| ok here's my upgrade to PEP 8 style conventions:
Changes that I've made:
Changed namespace folder to lowercase. alysha_pass. (Using underscore here because of lowercase)
Removed underscore from the ... |
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Mar-01-2018, 02:25 PM |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| (Mar-01-2018, 08:45 AM)buran Wrote: Also, I strongly advise you to read PEP 8 and follow it, because your current code does not comply with it and is hard to follow and will be difficult for other p... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| Sorry. I was trying to give an overview of what I'm trying to do. I can offer a very simplified version for the purpose of asking my questions.
Simplified Version:
I am creating a separate class... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| UPDATE:
I just restructured the entire program just figuring things out on my own. I'm much happier with the the following classes and methods. So I thought I'd post what I've done just in case anyo... |
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Mar-01-2018, 01:20 AM |
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Thread: if else with comparison >= does not work
Post: RE: if else with comparison >= does not work
| retun ((h*r)
Is that suppose to be return (h*r)
There's also one too many parentheses there. |
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Feb-28-2018, 07:49 PM |
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Thread: list syntax
Post: RE: list syntax
| (Feb-28-2018, 05:22 PM)Mario793 Wrote: Can I ask here what is the difference between
z=x[::]and
z=x[:]If there is one.
Only for the knowledge.
Also, as someone learning Python where would I find th... |
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Thread: list syntax
Post: RE: list syntax
| you can also replace y = x with y = list(x)
This creates a new y list that is an exact copy of list x. |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: RE: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking ...
| Sorry but the above post got posted by accident before it was finished. And now I can't edit it!!!
Sorry about the mistaken early post. I was interrupted and it got posted before I was done. The f... |
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Thread: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Post: Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advi...
| Class Modules, and Passing Variables: Seeking Advice
Introduction
Hello, this is my first post and I'm just learning Python so please forgive my ignorance. I'm just starting a huge project that will ... |
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