nhk | Nested Keybinds for sxhkd | Keyboard library
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Currently, most peoples' sxhkd keybinds revolve around a single "super" key which acts as a modifier for most of their bspwm keybinds. Although this works reasonably well, it has a few drawbacks. First and foremost, such configurations are often not very memorable or intuitive. For example, it's not clear to the average user why Mod+Shift+q closes a work space. Additionally, modifier-based keybinds are often difficult to execute, requiring the user to stretch their hand across the keyboard multiple times to execute what should be a quick and easy task. For these reasons, I've implemented a new way of registering keybinds which is 100% backwards-compatible with the current sxhkd layout.
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QUESTION
What I'm trying to do is to display the image cover from a flac file like in the pic below (this one is hard coded).
I ripped the cover with the function getCoverFlac
from my code, but the problem begins when I try to update this img with my imgSet
fucntion, the image to load exist(can see it in the dir and can even be used hard coded), but the image wont appear in the Ttkinter window. I believe its receiving the right file name since it returns the name correctly:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 01:06You just update the global variable img
inside imageSet()
, but forget to update the image of the label using panel.config(image=img)
:
QUESTION
There is a news website I frequent that has a series of headlines on their main page. Clicking the headline takes you to the individual story. I am trying to write a Powershell script that will loop through all the headlines on the main page and write each story to a text file.
The problem I am having is the stories are in Spanish and the Spanish characters with accent marks do not show up properly in my text file (actually the weird thing is, sometimes they do, but the majority of the time they don't). I've checked the headers of each story and the charset is set to UTF8 so I think the web pages themselves are formatted correctly. I've tried every way I know of to set the output file as UTF8 as well, but I can't seem to get it fixed.
Anyone have any ideas? Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 00:06I think it's the same basic problem as this question:
PowerShell Invoke-RestMethod Umlauts issues with UTF-8 and Windows-1252
The issue is the server is sending a response which is encoded using UTF8, but it's not correctly setting the Content-Type
header to tell the client it's doing that, so the client is assuming it's encoded with the default ISO-8859-1 encoding.
This means, for example, the character ó
is being sent by the server as the UTF8 byte sequence C3 B3
but the client is decoding that as an ISO-8859-1 byte sequence which becomes ó
.
Since you can't presumably control the server's behaviour you might need to do some processing on the mangled text to recover the original version. I posted one way of doing that in an answer to the question above (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/58542493/3156906), but here it is again...
QUESTION
...setting.py
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 12:40If you look at the top of the settings.py
file, you'll see BASE_DIR
is using pathlib
:
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