se-simulator | Generating fun Stack Exchange questions using Markov chains
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Generating fun Stack Exchange questions using Markov chains
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- Add questions to a site
- Load chain from file
- Generate chain
- Return Markov instance
- Get a chain from a URL
- Generate text
- Parse post posts
- Convert html to text
- Print statistics about the number i
- Show list of questions
- Return default fallback site
- Create pagination string
- Parse usernames
- Parse comments
- Get settings
- Add answers to a site
- Add titles for a site
- Compute the hash of a file
- Add username to site
- Check if a hex color is a light color
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I'm working on a project; It is supposed to upwards mouse movement on your mouse, example; shooting game recoil.
However, I'm faced with a huge issue that I can't wrap my head around; On Tkinter I can't have While Loops because of the way Tkinter was built and its continuous loop. I need to use the interface because I have a textlabel that is supposed to output if the mouse movement is happening or not.
The goal: The mouse movement only happens if the user creates a keyboard input, such as pressing 'z' ; mouse-simulator = on // recoil begins to act.
Having some sort of loop to check for keyboard input while with Tkinter imported, and retrieving that data back to txtlabel, then starting the task of mouse movement until user decides to stop.
- Sorry If the way I worded is confusing. First time posting here.
Example of the code I had under my Tkinter program,
Program freezes with While Loop while True: # Check for input if keyboard.is_pressed('z'): movement_bool = not movement_bool
if movement_bool == True and mouse.is_pressed(button='left'): #use win32api to move mouse down
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 04:15With tkinter you don't need to do a loop and check for keyboard presses. You can ask tkinter to call any function you want when it detects a key press and/or key release. The terminology is to bind an event to a function. When tkinter detects the requested event, it calls the function and passes an object representing the event.
Here's an example that prints a message when you press the "z" key:
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Install se-simulator
pip install -r requirements.txt
create a MySQL database called se-simulator
rename config.sample.py to config.py and fill in the database details and create a secret_key
run create.py, which creates the database and fetches the list of SE sites
run apply_colors.py (which should run really quickly)
create folders called chains, download and raw (or syminks to somewhere where more disk space is left)
[download](https://archive.org/details/stackexchange] .7z files for the sites you want to generate (it's recommend to start with a file <100MB) If the .7z has another name as the site has now, rename it
run consume.py It should check the hash, move the file to raw/, unpack it and extract the needed content from the .xml files into new .jsonl files. It also writes the data of the file into the db, so it won't be imported again.
now the most important step: run todb.py this will generate the markov chains and save them (or use existing ones on the next run) afterwards 100 questions will be added to the db, with corresponding answers, titles and usernames
run shuffle.py I haven't found a performant way to get a random question without asigning every question an integer and saving the maximum to count.txt
run server.py this starts the Flask server on http://127.0.0.1:5000/ if I didn't miss an important step, the site should be working fine now.
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