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The beatbox that could merge different instruments together. Enjoy some music!.
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- Builds the track and starts it
- Make an event
- Make a list of tracks
- Main entry point
- Build the GUI
- This method creates midi sequence
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playsound.playsound(random.choice(beatboxes))
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Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 08:42To use random with a choice like you write in code you need to import
QUESTION
I tried to make it so that my bot will create a directory inside a directory in the bot to store server data.
I originally just wanted to create the directory without worrying about permissions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-01 at 15:11The problem is not that the functions you use are wrong.
You are actually giving a directory location you dont have permission to.
There are 2 kinds of paths to folders. Absolute paths and relative paths. In the examples you gave you used absolute path. When you use the absolute path you use the root directory as starting point. The thing with online IDE's is that you often dont have direct access to the root directory. Thus making new directories will give permission errors.
So how do we fix this? I suggest using relative paths instead. To fix this in your code is really easy, instead of doing this:
QUESTION
Why is my fragment not entering onCreateView when the variable is declared only in onCreate?
It only tells me "lateinit property beatBox has not been initialized" But it is!
beatBox is delared as a lateinit at the class level and defined in onCreate but the program does not enter the onCreateView method. I can put a Log.d in it and check the object type that is created! It crashes unless I redefine var beatBox, making a reference to a new object.
Why will my fragment not enter onCreateView?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-14 at 08:25The problem is... that you redeclare beatBox:
QUESTION
How do you pass a Context from a running fragment to another class? I need to get resource data out of it, but for some reason, it appears to be null when I send it through the arguments.
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Answered 2019-Oct-14 at 06:37Use requireContext() which ensure that Fragment is attached and returns a valid non-null Context which we can use without any trouble.
Also you can use applicationContext to access asset which is not depends on Activity Life Cycle
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I'm working on a mini project to create a beatbox application where I used JavaFX as UI and scene builder for the designing tool. While I placed components there I can see that it's not full screen but when I linked that with Eclipse IDE. I set the stage as set fullscreen mode but I having components placed far left but I wanted to align itself.
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Answered 2019-Mar-30 at 17:05You actually have several issues going on. First of all, your root VBox has an AnchorPane as it's child element, which in turn holds the individual nodes.
This leads you to being forced into setting the X/Y coordinates for those nodes manually. This is pretty poorly designed.
Instead, you should use the various layout panes that JavaFX provides to handle laying out the nodes for you.
Here is a very basic example that sort of resembles your layout, and it's fully scalable:
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I am working on a simple BeatBox, where different sounds play depending on the checkboxes that were selected.
The program is supposed to have 256 checkboxes, displayed on a 16x16 grid. So when I build the GUI through direct code (i.e without fxml or the scene builder), I can easily create a simple loop to create the 256 checkboxes, add them to a list so that I can use them later, and add them to the grid.
I am trying to change that approach and do it with the scene builder or coding directly on the fxml file, but I can't figure out a way of doing it, and I don't even know if that is possible. Trying to figure out that, I came across this doubt: - Is there a way to create a list of some type of widget, populated with loads of components (for my given example, a list with 256 CheckBoxes), through fxml or scene builder, and then have a reference to the list on my Controller class?
I really don't like the idea of dragging-and-dropping 256 Checkboxes on the scene builder, or even make 256 tags on the fxml. And I think that that feature could be useful for many other cases. So if that is possible, I'd love a help on it.
Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-02 at 06:08The FXML format does not provide a way to declare elements in a loop. As Scene Builder is simply a WYSIWYG editor for FXML files it also doesn't provide this functionality, nor does it provide a shortcut to declaring and configuring 256 elements (e.g. via a dialog or something). This is one of those cases where adding the nodes in code is the proper solution.
To do this you'll need to link your FXML file to a controller. From there you can create all 256 CheckBoxes inside the initialize method. This method comes from the Initializable interface, though since JavaFX 8 you no longer need to actually implement the interface. Instead, you just declare a no-arg method named initialize (see this) and annotate it with @FXML if non-public.
Here's a small example:
FXML File
QUESTION
I have following sample docs in Elasticsearch
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 09:49You should you Keyword Datatype of elasticsearch instead of text datatype in user fields as you are aggregating it.
QUESTION
I bought in courses on creating android application "Quiz app". But in this course, a random order of answers is not implemented. I'm a beginner programmer without any technical education I know that I need to insert somewhere in the code "Collections.shuffle (list)" but I can not yet figure out where. Help please. I'm making an application for students that would make life easier for them. Helping me you are helping them.
QUIZ ACTIVITY
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-09 at 19:12You can place Collections.shuffle (list) directly in the constructor something like that:
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I am working in android studio. I'm training to understand how to do unit testing. when I run my test i have this error: java.lang.RuntimeException: Method i in android.util.Log not mocked. See http://g.co/androidstudio/not-mocked for details.
thank in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-25 at 12:57I use PowerMock for this. Before you declare your test class you have to put the following:
QUESTION
import beatbox
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from simple_salesforce import Salesforce
from datetime import *
import datetime as dt
import mysql.connector
from mysql.connector import Error
from datetime import datetime
query_result= [{'End_Date__c': datetime.date(2018, 7, 20), 'User_Email__c': 'jsmith@test-account.com', 'ProductVersion__c': '1', 'Product_Name__c': 'Payor', 'itil_b__Account__r': {'type': 'Account', 'Id': '', 'Customer_Short_Name__c': 'TESTACCT'}, 'Target_Environment__r': {'type': 'Environment__c', 'Id': '', 'Name': 'TEST-PROD'}, 'type': 'itil_b__Fulfillment__c', 'Id': 'a3sc0000000CiZpAAK'}, {'End_Date__c': datetime.date(2018, 7, 19), 'User_Email__c': 'jsmith@test-account.com', 'ProductVersion__c': '4', 'Product_Name__c': 'CareManager', 'itil_b__Account__r': {'type': 'Account', 'Id': '', 'Customer_Short_Name__c': 'TESTACCT'}, 'Target_Environment__r': {'type': 'Environment__c', 'Id': '', 'Name': 'TEST-NONPROD'}, 'type': 'itil_b__Fulfillment__c', 'Id': 'a3sc0000000CiAyAAK'}]
record=query_result['records']
df=pd.DataFrame(records)
print df
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-28 at 20:21Change your import statement from:
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You can use beatbox like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the beatbox component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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