AsciiArt | tool written in go to translate picture | Computer Vision library
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A tool written in go to translate picture to ascii text and image.
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- ascii parses an image
- Main entry point
- convert converts a string to a PNG image .
- RestoreAsset restores asset to given directory .
- AssetDir returns a list of asset paths .
- bindataRead reads data from the given data .
- RestoreAssets restores assets from the given directory
- calculateAverageBrightness computes the average brightness of the given image .
- AssetInfo returns the AssetInfo for the named asset .
- Asset retrieves the asset from disk .
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QUESTION
Hello I am actually building a website which has to transform a text to some ascii art with a template
So if I am waiting for a return why do I have this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 22:10This is a runtime panic. Why it panicked should also be printed somewhere before this stack dump.
The HTTP server handles each request in its own goroutine. If this wasn't the case, the http server could have served only one client at a time.
If you show what the error is, we can provide more information about how to troubleshoot it.
QUESTION
AsciiArt.printChar displays exactly one ASCII character from A to Z (inclusive) on multiple rows and columns.
Now, we want to do the reverse operation: to get a character from its graphic representation.
Implement the method scanChar(String s) so that it returns the character associated with the graphical representation provided by AsciiArt.printChar(char c). If s does not match a character from A to Z(inclusive), the scanChar must return the character ?.
So i did that code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 23:18In order to get the expected result you need to change the return value of your printchar
method and compare strings using equals
method instead of ==
.
QUESTION
i have a 2d array(see the attached photo) which is for an image. How can i convert this into a matrix using the ASCII "!@#$%^&*".( it has to be shown like those here http://paulbourke.net/dataformats/asciiart/ .
the programming language is C. thanks
here is the 2d array that i have
the code that wrote was :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-08 at 14:312-Dimensional array is basically matrix, so the question "I need to convert this 2d array into a matrix" is answered.
As for question "using the ASCII "!@#$%^&*"" you mean print it to console you can use this basic code to print this "ASCII Art" to console:
QUESTION
im writing a code where i need to use 3 loops, one must be a double nested loop, to create an asciiart of anything I would like. I'm trying to make a christmas tree, and once i broke it down into segments, i realize im kind of stuck and not sure how to proceed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-18 at 22:15As an inspiration for your future learning, using Java 11 method repeat()
, I believe the Christmas tree can be printed with code that is this simple:
QUESTION
I have completed the Lambda (Nodejs)project. Now I want to include the funny part. I have a service that sends data to AWS Topic. Then I have subscribers to the topic, who receive the email. I want to include some ascii art at the bottom of the mail.
The issue I have, the ascii is malformed when it arrives in the email. I have manage to manually correct small art, but I would want to include bigger ones as well. Here is the place I take the art
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 00:28ASCII art normally relies on the use of a monospaced font.
Your users are probably receiving the message on modern phones that uses a proportional font, thus impacting the display.
If you wish to control the formatting of a message, you will need to send it as a normal email message with HTML formatting using Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) rather than sending it directly through an Amazon SNS message.
QUESTION
Well I read input from user as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-24 at 14:43By definition strlen stops on the null character
you have to count/read up to EOF and/or the newline rather than counting up to the null character after you read the string
As said in a remark %n
allows to get the number of read characters, example :
QUESTION
I am building a ruby gem that displays ASCII art to the command line. Because ASCII art includes so many different types of characters, I am having a difficult time figuring out how to deal with escape characters (backslashes).
It would be wonderful if I could change the backslash character to something less common for this particular gem, although I can't seem to find any information on how to do this. Also, I suspect that this may cause more problems with special characters that are expressed with backslashes (such as tabs and new line returns).
One of the things I have tried is to use single quotes, which is fine for a single backslash situations, but often times there will be many backslashes in a row and this will not work.
Here is a simplified example of what I am talking about. I have a string:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-13 at 10:13Use backslash to escape backslash in double quotes.
QUESTION
I want to print some ASCII art using python 3 on my terminal. I've tried triple quotes but got all sorts of Syntax Errors. How would you do this?
EDIT:Let's take a very good ASCII ART, we want to print it on our terminal. Temptative example program::
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-18 at 21:37The example you posted appears to print fine in both python 2.7 and python 3. It's unclear where your issue is occurring since this works fine, but for other ASCII text perhaps you are getting the error.
In order to print ASCII text that contains quotes like ' or " you need to add the triple quotes at the beginning and end of the print function to fix this.
Maybe your issue is that you don't want to have the new lines at the top and bottom of the ascii art. You need to have a space at the end to let python know it is the end of the string. For example:
QUESTION
How do you read in data from a text file that contains nothing but char
s into a 2d array using only java.io.File
, Scanner
, and file not found exception?
Here is the method that I'm trying to make that will read in the file to the 2D array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-08 at 00:43A rough way of doing it would be:
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