tmsg | A Python-based terminal client for Facebook Messenger
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A Python-based terminal client for Facebook Messenger
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- Refreshes the screen .
- Main thread .
- Initialize the client
- Start the CLI .
- Fetch all threads
- Type a message .
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QUESTION
I have a systray application without any taskbar icon. Nowdays most systray icons are hidden and I want to make an easier access to app.
There are no forms created with Application.FormCreate so Delphi cannot show icon itself.
How to show a normal app icon always on taskbar even when there is no visible form available?
I want to catch the click like this and when its clicked show the GUI with my custom function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 16:20A Taskbar button cannot exist without a window to represent. There are only 3 ways for a Taskbar button to be created:
- create a visible window with the
WS_EX_APPWINDOWstyle - create a visible top-level unowned window
- use
ITaskbarList::AddTab()
All of them require a window. But, that doesn't mean the user has to see the window. You can create a visible window with width/height set to 0 (some frameworks do this so no single app window owns the Taskbar button, but the button can show/hide the entire app as a whole), or move it offscreen. And then the window can respond to state changes as need, such as via the Taskbar button.
Otherwise, since your tray app likely has a hidden window to receive icon notifications, you can try using that window with ITaskbarList. I just don't know if it will actually do anything meaningful when the user clicks on the button. So, consider changing your tray app to use a visible but unseen window for notifications, then it can have a Taskbar button without involving ITaskbarList.
QUESTION
I have a small application that needs to react to a particular device being added or removed from the system. So I listen for WM_DEVICECHANGE using CreateWindowEx() and RegisterDeviceNotification().
This seems to work - however, I am left uncertain about how I properly check the message queue. This, in short, is my current approach:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 10:03As suggested in the comments, I have moved the window/messaging functionality to a separate thread and now use TEvent to signal device change events to the main thread. This seems to be working well so far.
I have followed Remy's advice here (as well as other places) to create the window and queue in Execute() and use DoTerminate() for cleanup.
QUESTION
We use EclipseLink as our JPA provider.
I find a lot of answers online that talk about the persistence.xml solutions, but I'm actually trying to avoid using XML configuration. I even read that SpringBoot now doesn't even look for that file anymore unless told to. For this reason, I want to try to stick to application.properties.
It seems like Hibernate has decent support through passing spring.jpa.hibernate properties. However, I'm left hanging when it comes to EclipseLink.
I'm trying to:
- Set the EclipseLink logging to
ALLto help me debug. - Activate the EclipseLink Batch-Writing to see if I can improve the performance of my application.
This is my current application.properties:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 02:42You can try this:- #spring.jpa.properties.eclipselink.logging.level.sql: ALL
This can also help you, a few more properties of EclipseLink are defined here.
QUESTION
I'm doing a homework where it's asking me to fill out the blanks in the below function using .get method for dicts. The problem I am having is that when I try to use cipher.get() method, I don't know what to pass through the method for the key:value pairs. Bascially I want the .get method to return the encrypted letter if it is found in the dict, and return the original character if it is not found in the dict.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 20:03Inside the .get() function, you need to pass c as an argument in order to get the ciphered letter from c like that:
QUESTION
from tkinter import *
import tkinter.messagebox as tmsg
root = Tk()
def myaccount():
Label(root, text="\n\nEnter Your Account Number : ").pack(anchor="nw")
global en
en = Entry(font=" helectiva 11")
en.pack(anchor="nw")
def detail():
if en=="91xxxxxxxx":
Label(text="Hello").pack()
b = Button(root, text="View my Account Details",borderwidth=10,command=detail)
b.pack(anchor="nw")
txt = StringVar()
txt.set("——Welcome To Banking System Application——")
txt1 = StringVar()
txt1.set("*****************************************************")
txt2 = StringVar()
txt2.set("\n\nChoose from the Options :")
txt3 = StringVar()
txt3.set("—————————————————————————————")
Label(root, textvariable = txt).pack()
Label(root, textvariable = txt1).pack()
Label(root, textvariable = txt2).pack()
Label(root, textvariable= txt3).pack()
Button(root, text="View My Account",borderwidth=10,command=myaccount).pack(anchor="nw",ipadx=32)
Button(root, text="New Account",borderwidth=10).pack(anchor="nw",ipadx=72)
Button(root, text="Make a Transactiom",borderwidth=10).pack(anchor="nw")
Button(root, text="Exit",borderwidth=10,command=quit).pack(anchor="nw",ipadx=170)
root.mainloop()
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 16:31An entry object cannot be a string. Instead, you must get the text inside the entry object:
QUESTION
I created a library management system with GUI and want to add a login GUI on it as well. What I want in the login window to pop up first and then, if the credentials are right, the management system opens up.
The problem I'm facing is that when I hit the login button, the management system opens but the login window also stays there. I have tried self.root.destroy() before creating the window for management system but it closes all the windows and the management system also shuts down.`
What can I do?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 15:44Here, you can use .withdraw method. This will hide the main window without destroying the whole application. So, you can get your Toplevel() and hide the original window
QUESTION
With reference to this question, and more specifically to this answer, it seems that dead keys are captured on a keyboad hook only after a MSB manipulation. The author of the answer left a fixed code, but I do not know what the Delphi equivalent is.
My actual code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 23:13In answer to last comment of @fpiette, here is my solution:
QUESTION
I am making this college project using tkinter GUI and pywhatkit. It's showing Country code missing even if I put it (with symbol).
My code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 21:29There are a couple of problems. Have you actually checked to see what p_num = str(Label(...)) is? Let's try it in the shell:
QUESTION
The code following makes a screenshot of desktop every time that mouse left button is clicked. But i'm wanting make a screenshot only of region where happens mouse click, for example if some button is clicked on some website, the screenshot must be only of this button.
GIF
This is possible?
if yes, i will very happy if someone show a code example! Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 03:55There is a simple way, you can refer to the code in this thread,
QUESTION
The program will then work out the difference between the positions of the two letters of the alphabet, and display this to the screen. For example, the difference between “a” and “e” is 4. The difference between “d” and “b” is 2. The difference between “c” and “c” is 0. this is what I did but I don't know how to count the gap between the letters
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 03:58If you are still stuck, you question requires that you determine the distance between two characters. That brings with it a number of checks you must implement. Though your question is silent on whether you need to handle both uppercase and lowercase distances, unless you are converting everything to one case or the other, you will need to determine whether both characters are of the same case to make the distance within the alphabet between those two characters valid.
Since two characters are involved, you need a way of saving the case of the first for comparison with the case of the second. Here, and in all cases where a simple state is needed, just using a byte (flag) to store the state is about as simple as anything else. For example, a byte to hold 0 if the ASCII character is not an alpha character, 1 if the character is uppercase and 2 if the character is lowercase (or whatever consistent scheme you like)
That way, when you are done with the comparisons and tests, you can simply compare the two flags for equality. If they are equal, you can proceed to subtract one from the other to get the distance (swapping if necessary) and then output the number converting the number to ASCII digits for output.
To test if the character is an uppercase character, similar to isupper() in C, a short function is all that is needed:
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