talktome | TCP Chat Server w/ GUI | TCP library
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TCP Chat Server w/ GUI
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- Start a screen .
- Loop forever .
- Displays the dialog .
- Start the client .
- Receive a message from a client socket .
- Print a chat .
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QUESTION
I've been trying to build a speech-recognition
application with gtts
. What I want to do now is to use a variable from another python script so I can update a tk Label. I tried to put my code in a structure of a class to access the variable. I've added a smaller program to showcase my problem.
(These programs are ment to be running at the same time)
I'am a beginner in Python so I hope you guys can teach me how to do it better. :)
Thank you in advance!!
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 12:04SuperAssistent
does not have a class attribute named audio
. For this you would have to set it somewhere in your class. For example, you could do something like SuperAssistent.audio = audio
in talkToMe
.
Is it on purpose that you use class methods only and do not instantiate SuperAudio
? If that is not the case you should add a constructor and add self
as first arguments of all methods that are not class methods.
I suggest to go through an introduction for Python classes/objects like this one on w3schools if that is the case.
Here is an example for setting and accessing class and instance attributes with split up files for script and class definition:
example.py
:
QUESTION
Hello guys ı am trying to do desktop voice assistant for ubuntu.In my program ıt was working with
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-24 at 12:02From the docs:
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