pman | Python package to help bootstrap | Data Manipulation library
kandi X-RAY | pman Summary
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A Python package to help bootstrap and manage Panda3D applications
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Create project in project directory
- Load a config file
- Return a config dictionary
- Get plugins
- Build build
- Build assets
- Copy assets from srcdir to dstdir
- Return the absolute path to the given path
- Return converters for given plugins
- Return all plugins
- Get all available plugins
- Runs plugins
- Return the config from the given arguments
- Make texpath relative to srcdir
- A decorator that ensures config is set to the config
- Check if a config exists
- Decorator to disallow frozen environments
- Run the main script
- Cleanup build
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QUESTION
I am new to coding and am trying to make a notes app come to life, the issue is I have no idea how to make separate text editors in my for loops.
This is my code. When you run the project and create a green sticky note and type on it, it works fine, but if you do a second one of the same color, they have the same text. How do I fix this in a way that doesn't take hours of tedious work?
I have tried to use different ways to make a for loop. I have made one with normal lists and with a struct list that has different ids, both come up with the same text editor.
(Text editors don't copy over color, which makes me think it's the for loop because when I tried to use different variables for the bindings it didn't work either.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 06:53It's because you are using the same binding.
In your ForEach, you are creating multiple TextEditors but they are editing the same variable like $otext. You need to create a struct that holds the text, and the array you use in the ForEach should be of type YourStruct. Then you pass the text to TextEditors.
QUESTION
I need to loop a function over a named list, with list[i]
as one argument, and names(list)[i]
as the other.
Here is some fake code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 08:47You can change the function to and use for
loop to replace.
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