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I am trying to write to a csv file that already exists and for the first entry it works fine but when adding a second one it simply rewrites the first entry.

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I am trying to take input from the user in the form of a String and passing it as a path for Rodio to play the audio file. When I pass it a hard-coded path it seems to work just fine but when I type the same path in as input it will give me an error.

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I am testing the RandomWaypointMobility with a constrained area minX=-3000m, maxX=3000m, minY=-3000m and maxY=3000m. The @displaystrings sets bgp=6000,6000. The result is that nodes in the negative part of the coordinate system are rendered outside the display/canvas area.

Are there some parameters I can use to tell OMNeT++/INET that origo for the coordinate system is at the center of the display/canvas? I have tried

I am compiling a program with visual studio and I need to figure out an equivalent cmd command so I can use Emscripten. I have tried to figure it out by pointing to the same libraries but it is not working. Is there a way to find what build command visual studio is using internally?

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I'll try to keep it short and sweet.

I'm writing an interactive story that changes based on the "roll" of a d20 dice. I've managed to figure out getting started, but I've hit a point where I don't think Python is actually listening to the parameters I'm giving it, because it kind of just does whatever.

Essentially, here's what's supposed to happen:

Player agrees that they want to play the game -> Player Rolls dice -> Game uses the randomly rolled number to determine which start that the player will have.

What's currently happening is, all goes well until it's supposed to spit out the start that the player has. It doesn't seem to actually decide based on my parameters. For example, you're supposed to have the "human" start if the player rolls 5 or less, and an "elf" start for anything between 6 and 18. Here's what happened yesterday:

I recently updated to Python 3.9. While trying to install the dependencies to code a bot for my Discord Server, the Windows Powershell console spit out an error. The log, including the error, is below. I'm not sure what to do. Any help would be appreciated. I'm on Windows 10.

I want to make a command where, if someone types "?role @testrole", the bot will send an embed with a list of users who have the aforementioned role.

An example response would be:

I was trying to align a part of the text to right and rest to left end of bootstraplist group, but everything always align to left, I was trying to make text 'Drago' to left end, and the emoji to the left end of each row

I'll try to be both brief and thorough.

I am following the tcod Rouguelike tutorial at the following link:

http://rogueliketutorials.com/tutorials/tcod/

I am using PyCharm Community Edition, though I don't think that much matters. All was going well until the end of Part 4, where we implemented an FOV for the player. When I try to run the main engine using the following code (given in tutorial):