narrator | automation tool which will convert PDF | Document Editor library
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kandi X-RAY | narrator Summary
This is a automation tool which will convert PDF to audio-books. You can read any pdf in audio format. You can start reading from any page of the book. External module required: pyttsx3 and PyPDF2. Note: pyttsx3 won't work in Android so as the script. Now enter the inputs the program asking you for. You are free to edit and suggest new changes to this program. Thanks a lot.
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I have this page:
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 09:09Based on your comment I think grouping the fields using fieldset and legend would be a better choice.
QUESTION
I was recently watching a tutorial on writing an OpenGL game in Java with LWJGL. In it, the narrator/author first converts the float array from float[]
to a FloatBuffer
before giving it toGL15.glBufferData()
. Initially I didn't think much of this, but I accidentally gave GL15.glBufferData()
the float array directly instead of converting it to a FloatBuffer
, and the code ended up working anyway. I looked up the documentation and it only says "Array version of: BufferData" as comment, which still leaves me uncertain.
This leads me to wonder, is there any point of going through the effort to convert float[]
to a FloatBuffer
when calling GL15.glBufferData()
in LWJGL 3.0 with Java 15, assuming the FloatBuffer
was given its value by using FloatBuffer::put()
and thus contains the same data?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 19:19I would recommend using a float[] instead of a FloatBuffer because a float[] seems to work more, and it's exactly what you expect: an array of bytes on the stack. Also, behind the scenes, a FloatBuffer is really just a float[] so it doesnt matter TOO much at the end of the day. To continue off my point, converting a float[] to a FloatBuffer seems unnecessary and overly complicated.
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I have a class project that I need to show what kind of relational databases used in audible app. I don't have much background in this field and I don't even know how to start it. Databases that came to my mind:
- Users table: username, full_name, email, phone, password, subscription
- User Library table: username, book_title, date_added, location, status, favorites (yes/no)
- Books table: Author, Narrator, Lenght, Publisher, version (abridged/unabridged), Language, Rating, Release date, Summary (text)
- Book Rating table: book_title, username, rating, title, review, date
I'm not sure if this is the right way and if I used the right columns and I would love to get some help and guidance with that.
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Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 14:33- Reader: UserID, UserFullName, UserLogin, Email, Phone, Password
- Author : AuthorID, AuthorFullName, Email, Fax, Phone, HomeAddress ..
- Book: BookID, Title, Narrator, NumberOfPages, Language, Summary, AddedByID
- BookAuthorPulisher : AuthorID, BookID, PublisherID, Version, ReleaseDate //since a book can be written by many authors and can be published by many publishers
- Publisher : PublisherID, PublisherName, Phone, Fax, Email, Website..
- BookRating : BookID, ReaderID, Rating, Review, RatingDate
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Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 13:19This is what role="alert"
is for.
It will interrupt a screen reader (as it is the equivalent of aria-live="assertive"
) with any immediately important information.
As this is a dialog you may instead want to look at role="alertdialog"
to replace your role="dialog"
.
Additionally when you focus the alert don't make the "Login Failed!" text tabindex="0"
.
Instead use tabindex="-1"
so that you can still focus it programatically but it does not end up in the focus order of the page.
The pattern you currently use will be tricky (not impossible) to get right as your "OK" (submit) button is within a form, so this will send screen readers into "forms mode", which behaves differently from normal reading mode.
As such if you are able to create a custom component there is a great writeup from deque on how best to implement an alertdialog
An example of the markup used there is as follows, notice the use of aria-describedby
and aria-labelledby
to maximise the chances of the alert being read correctly:
QUESTION
AWS amplify DynamoDB Graph QL filter by book title and author name
i want to search books by book title and author name but my schema allow me to search books by book title and author ID not author name how i can achieve this.
following is my graph ql schema
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Answered 2021-Jan-06 at 03:30If you are coming from the world of relational databases, this might seem like it should be trivial. In the world of DynamoDB it is more complex. You cannot create a @key that is linked to a @connection ( as far as I understand ). Some solutions to this problem:
1: Add Author's Name to Book
The author's name doesn't change typically, so you could do the below. Duplicating data is not frowned upon in DynamoDB/NoSQL world. This will give you a faster query as well.
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I have written a UserControl that works similar to a PasswordBox but is implemented with a TextBox. The control replaces characters as they are typed with a "dot" character and is used in situations where we don't want to display the actual contents. It is working as desired except that the screen reader will read each character that gets typed, which kind of defeats the purpose. In comparison, when the user types a character in a PasswordBox the Narrator program will say "hidden" instead of the key that was typed.
Is there anything I can do to change the behavior of the screen reader as the user types keys into the TextBox? It would be great if I can have it say "hidden", but it would also be fine to have the screen reader say nothing. I looked at the properties on the AutomationProperties class but didn't see anything obvious.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-04 at 08:16When you are writing a Windows app, the classes that you use for your UI already provide UI Automation support, it enables accessibility applications and assistive technologies, such as screen readers. The Automation for PasswordBox is PasswordBoxAutomationPeer, you can check the Default peer implementation and overrides in PasswordBoxAutomationPeer part, it overrides the IsPassword method which can prevent screen reader from reading characters.
So you could derive a custom class from TextBox and add automation support for additional features that you enabled in your custom class. Then override OnCreateAutomationPeer so that it returns your custom peer. For example:
QUESTION
I'm trying to limit a command to only @Narrator users, nothing I have seen works, always throw
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 19:14Since discord.js v12 you need to use the cache
property to access a GuildMember's roles
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Windows Narrator doesn't read legend tag inside fieldset. At the same time legend is read by NVDA and JAWS properly. Markup is the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-04 at 14:39Screen reader support for has always been spotty, and it's very difficult if not impossible to target one piece of assistive technology (e.g. Narrator) while not affecting other applications (e.g. NVDA and JAWS).
However, you can attempt to more explicitly convey the context of the legend
element by inserting visually hidden text inside the label
elements. This will supplement additional information for non-sighted users that isn't visible. Techniques include positioning content off-screen or using CSS clip-path.
QUESTION
I am trying to scrape storytel.in. In the website after selecting any 1 of the categories we can see set of books. In that page you only have book name mentioned. I want to fetch author, narrator, rating, category, bookid from the website which can be inspected by opening the individual book in new tab. Below is my code
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Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 08:04This script will get from the link all book URLs and from each URL get information about Author, Detail, Rating and BookID:
QUESTION
I'm a begginer in Python and one of the first codes I've made it's an RPG, so there's a lot of texts in strings being printed. Before I learned how to "word wrap", I used to test every string and put an "\n" in the right places, so it could be better to read the history in the console.
But now I don't need those "\n" anymore, and it's been really laborious to replace each one of them using the Replace Dialog of Python IDLE. One of the problems is that I want to ignore double new lines ("\n\n"), because they do make the texts more presentable.
So if I just search "\n" he finds it, but I want to ignore all the "\n\n".
I tried using the "Regular expression" option and did a research with regex but with no success, since I'm completly new in this area. Tried some things like "^\n$" because, if I understood it right, the ^ and the $ delimit the search to what's between them.
I think it's clear what I need, but will write an example anyways:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 19:55You need
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