Chimera | System Remote Control Discord Bot written in Python discord | Chat library
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kandi X-RAY | Chimera Summary
Chimera (not the mythical beast), is a cross platform System Remote Control Discord Bot written in Python discord.py. Using Chimera you can easily control your computer remotely and have it do from simple tasks such as shutdown, sleep and lock to talking or executing powershell commands. Chimera is a self hosted bot, which means that you have to run the bot on your computer - the machine you want to control via discord commands. Installing Chimera is an easy 3 minute process - you can check the instructions bellow to see how to do it.
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- Download a file from Discord
- Retrieve a file
- Check if path exists
- List the current working directory
- Save a file to disk
- Set the current path
- Load current path from memory
- Create a video capture
- Execute powershell
- Say text
- Captures a video
- Decorator to mark a function as memory
- Create a new Memory instance
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QUESTION
A combination of frustrating problems here. Essentially I want R to open an external program with command line parameters. I am currently trying to achieve it on a Windows machine, ideally it would work cross-platform.
The program (chimera.exe) is in a directory containing spaces: C:\Program Files\Chimera1.15\bin\
The command line options could be for instance a --nogui
flag and a script name, so from the shell I would write (space-specifics aside):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 10:17Try system2
as it does not use the cmd
line processor and use r"{...}"
to avoid having to double backslashes. This assumes R 4.0 or later. See ?Quotes
for the full definition of the quotes syntax.
QUESTION
I have been working on my first .NET Core console program and am working to make it operate through multiple PowerShell scripts. When manually executing my FileRelocation
program from PowerShell, I go to the appropriate directory and enter the following into the terminal:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 00:54You gotta remember that when PowerShell is running it is running at the user level until told otherwise. There are two different permissions one as if you were running as an administrator.
C:\Windows\system32
and one that's user-level
C:\Users\UserName
In other words, you have to treat your PS1 script as if you opened it for the first time. There are many ways to resolve this issue but if you tell the script exactly where to run the file it will work.
So the PowerShell I script to test my DotNet 2.1 console app that says hello ends up being (demo.ps1)
QUESTION
I am experiencing Runtime exception after enabling the minified and proguard. It only happens to the fragment that inside Dynamic Feature Module that i navigate into using deeplink. Another fragment inside the :app module doesnt get affected either by deeplink or using default bottom view navigation. Here is the logcat:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 05:40Turns out i have to change the context that i pass into Dagger in the dynamic feature module fragment. So, instead using requireContext()
, use requireActivity().appicationContext
in my case. The code should be looking like this:
QUESTION
What I'm trying to do is put some data from app to Firebase Realtime Database with Authentication. I am trying get UserID from authentication and put with another data from app to my database but nothing change when I look at database, there is no datas. I've got all dependencies that I need and no errors occurs.
At the end of project>app>build.gradle i've got implementation 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth:18.1.0' . Is it correct? Or should be there apply plugin com.google.gms.google-services ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 08:53DatabaseReference currentUserDb = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance()
.getReference().child("Users").child(userId);`
QUESTION
I am building a simple app (in Kotlin), which has a simple button in MainActivity.kt, that when clicked opens a second activity. The second activity has an array (from strings.xml). When the selected list item the result should be passed to the first activity.
When I click on the button to go to the second activity it crashes (on “ val searchView : SearchView = search?.actionView as SearchView”) – although it is reporting errors in the log (which I don’t really understand).
I’m using the androidx.appcompat.widget.SearchView library which I had seen problems using the old library, so I don’t think it is that.
Any help really appreciated - thanks.
MainActivity.kt
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-28 at 19:09The problem's this line at the top of your error log:
QUESTION
so I'm still fairly new to Android Programming, and have been working on an app. I just created a settings menu in which all the settings are held, and I'm having an issue that when the back button in the action bar is pressed, the app crashes. If I press the back button on the phone itself, everything is fine, but it only crashes when the back button on the settings action bar is pressed.
I've looked through my MainActivity.java file and I noticed this stops happening when I remove my onDestroy() function, however with the way my app works, I need to have this code in my onDestory function in order for my app to close completely whenever I close it. Here is my onDestory Function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 06:04remove:
QUESTION
I have a sample Json
response as followed below
I know how to filter it using comparison actions like ==
or >
e.g. I can use $.books[?(@.pages > 460)]
to retrieve books with more than 460 pages or
similarly $.books[?(@.pages != 352)]
to retrieve books with not 352 pages.
But how can I filter this Json
to retrieve books with title containing "Java" substring or published in 2014 year (actually substring too)?
The sample Json
is:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-04 at 22:02Raw JSON Path doesn't do this, but depending on the implementation you're using, it might be supported.
We're currently in progress writing a formal specification. One of the open issues is the breadth of expression support we want. Feel free to add a comment. Once the spec is defined and published, I imagine most implementations will update to adhere.
QUESTION
I have an EXPO bare REACT NATIVE app with these versions of plugins:
- expo: 40.0.0;
- react: 17.0.1;
- react-native: 0.63.4;
- gradle: 6.7.1;
- com.android.tools.build:gradle:4.0.1;
I'm using Android SDK 29.
I'm able to build the app for ANDROID but when I lunch the app the app crash immediately and I can see the follow log of the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 19:47I solved updating my main build.gradle file. I added the subprojects section
QUESTION
In my understanding, a typical usage of setjmp()
and longjmp()
is exception handling (usage in libpng
should be a famous example of that) and there will be at most one call of longjmp()
for one setjmp()
call.
Is it safely allowed to do longjmp()
multiple times for one setjmp()
call like this?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 21:39Is it safely allowed to do longjmp() multiple times for one setjmp() call like this?
It is possible to construct a strictly conforming program that calls longjmp()
multiple times to return to the point of the same setjmp()
call. It comes down to the state of the abstract machine, including memory contents, and especially the state of the jmp_buf
in which a setjmp()
call records the state required to return to the point of that call. The standard specifies that
All accessible objects have values, and all other components of the abstract machine have state, as of the time the
longjmp
function was called, except that [... details that can be avoided or made immaterial ...].
(C2018 7.13.2.1/3)
In particular, that means that the longjmp()
call must not change the value of the jmp_buf
from which it gets its information, and there cannot be any hidden state elsewhere that longjmp()
could update to mark the corresponding setjmp()
as being used up. If machine state permits a conforming longjmp()
call, then an equivalent longjmp()
call must still be conforming after the resulting second (or third, etc.) return from the corresponding setjmp()
call.
QUESTION
I generate a chimera
graph, which is basically a dwave_networkx
object. dwave_networkx
inherits from the networkx
graph class. I store this in a Python shelf. The hash of the original graph and the one retrieved from the shelf are different, and I can't figure out why. I require both to be the same.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 01:55It might be because of the fact that the shelf
object is basically creating a copy of the original graph. See this example:
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You can use Chimera like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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