wpm | Typeracer-like console app for measuring your WPM | Command Line Interface library
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Typeracer-like console app for measuring your WPM
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- Print statistics for a given game
- Compute confidence interval
- Calculate the correlation coefficient
- Inverse inverse function
- Download all the quotes from the database
- Read a quote
- Load a given url
- Reads all text ids from txt
- Saves the game
- Randomly split a list of short quotes
- Load a wpm csv file
- Load wpm stats Stats from file
- Load Quotes from a JSON file
- Add defaults
- Load a plain text quote
- Load Quotes
- Add a game
- Save the database
- Search quotes
- Load difficulty from file
- Add a timer
- Get the version number of wpm
- Return a quote from the given id
- Parse command line arguments
- Get difficulty score
- Main game loop
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wpm Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 8License : Strong Copyleft (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Copyreturn test
return timePassed
return ((generateTestLen/5)/timePassed)*60
return test
return test, timePassed, ((generateTestLen/5)/timePassed)*60
return test
return timePassed
return ((generateTestLen/5)/timePassed)*60
return test, timePassed, ((generateTestLen/5)/timePassed)*60
driver.find_element_by_partial_link_text('Start Test').click()
wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)
wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.XPATH, "//td[text()='English']/preceding-sibling::td/a"))).click()
chrome_options = Options()
chrome_options.add_argument('--no-sandbox')
chrome_options.add_argument('--disable-dev-shm-usage')
driver = webdriver.Chrome(options=chrome_options)
driver.maximize_window()
driver.get("https://typetest.io/")
waiimport time
def printSlow(toPrint):
for letter in toPrint:
print(letter, end='')
time.sleep(0.1)
printSlow("Hello")
class Game(object):
...
def run(self):
...
while(self.running):
...
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == QUIT:
...
elif event.self.current_callback_id = self.time_label.after(1000, self.countdown)
from espeak import espeak
espeak.set_voice("en")
espeak.synth("hello")
while espeak.is_playing:
pass
import os
text="this is demo text"
os.system('espeak "'+text+'"')
import os
text=t1 = threading.Thread(target=Print_Out, args=(Response,))
t2 = threading.Thread(target=Say, args=(Response,))
t1.start()
t2.start()
# And wait for the threads to finish
t1.join()
t2.join()
der attack():
global enemyhp # you want to modify the global one
# ... rest of code...
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QUESTION
I have a QGraphicsTextItem that is a child of a QGraphicsPathItem which draws a box. I want the QGraphicsTextItem to only display text that fits within the box, if it overflows I want that text to be elided.
I've been able to get this working, but with hardcoded values, which isn't ideal. Here is my basic code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-11 at 10:58The QFontMetrics elide function only works for a single line of text, and cannot be used for layed out text, which is what happens when word wrapping or new lines are involved.
Even trying to set the width for the elide function based on an arbitrary size, it wouldn't be valid: whenever a line is wrapped, the width used as reference for that line is "reset".
Imagine that you want the text to be 50 pixels wide, so you suppose that some text would be split in two lines, with a total of 100 pixels. Then you have three words in that text, each 40 pixels wide, for which the result of elidedText() with 100 pixels will be that you'll have all three words, with the last one elided.
Then you set that text with word wrapping enabled and a maximum width of 50 pixels: the result will be that you'll only see the first two words, because each line can only fit one word.
The only viable solution is to use QTextLayout, and iterate through all the text lines it creates, then, if the height of the next line exceeds the maximum height, you call elidedText() for that line only.
Be aware, though, that this assumes that the format (font, font size and weight) will always be the same along the whole text. More advanced layouts are possible, but it requires more advanced use of QTextDocument features, QTextLayout and QTextFormat.
QUESTION
I've been trying to update an existing row with the same name, email, etc.. my problem is that I can't figure out how to add a number in the second trial WPM for the same user.
to be more clear, the user submits a form and start the operation in the web app, when the first operation ends, the data is sent to google sheets and the user moves to the second operation. I want to send the data of the second operation to the user with the same name, email.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-10 at 00:12I believe your goal is as follows.
- You want to put the values to the columns "H" and "I" by searching the columns "A" and "B".
- You want to achieve this using googleapis for Node.js.
In this case, how about the following modification?
Modified script:In this modification, please modify your 2nd script for putting the values of second_Trial_WPM and second_Trial_CPM as follows. This modified script uses the variables of Name and Email, second_Trial_WPM, and second_Trial_CPM.
QUESTION
Okay so I'm using pyinstaller to create an exe file for my python project to run, but when I run it, the exe file will open up my menu, and it will work perfectly fine, but when I select an option, it will clear the screen and then close the program. The program works perfectly well when run from command line. Below is the menu that I using pyinstaller on.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 16:24This was simply a problem with directories. Pyinstaller put the executable file in it's own directory, where it couldn't import from the rest of my python files. I fixed it by dragging the executable into the directory with the rest of my python scripts. This is more of a temporary solution, as the executable has to be in the same directory as the other python files until I fix the import statements.
QUESTION
I believe this would be easier with PostgreSQL or MongoDB, both of which I'm familiar with, but I'm using DynamoDB with my project for the sake of learning how to use it and getting comfortable with it. I've never used it before.
I want to use DynamoDB to store high scores for my typing test project. There are 4 data attributes to be stored:
- name (doesn't need to be unique)
- WPM
- number of errors
- test type (because I have 2 different kinds of typing tests)
At first, my partition key was testType, and my sort key was WPM. Then I realized that if anyone got the same WPM as a previous user, it would overwrite the previous user's data, because testType and WPM, the two key components, were identical. So ties did not work.
So, now, name is my partition key, and WPM is my sort key. In order to filter by testType, I just use JS array filter methods. This still doesn't seem optimal though for multiple reasons. For my small typing test project, I think it's ok, but I can see that it's possible for 2 people to input the same name and get the same WPM and overwrite each other.
What would be a better way to set this up with DynamoDB?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-26 at 07:39Assuming you want the top X many WPM results for a given test type:
Set the partition key to be the test type. Set the sort key as #. Make sure to zero-pad the WPM so it’s always 3 digits even if the score is below 100. That keeps it numerically sorted.
With this key structure you have a sorted list (in the sort key) of all the scores for a given test type. You can Query against the test type and use ScanIndexForward=false to get descending high scores.
Notice how multiple identical scores by different usernames won’t overwrite each other. The username can be pulled from the returned sort key or from an attribute on the item, along with other metadata about the high score event.
If you have multiple users with the same username, well, that’s kinda weird. Presumably you have an internal identifier. You can use that as the suffix in the sort key instead of the username.
QUESTION
I honestly do not know what to do. The questions I got on StackOverflow were about strings and csv inputs, but these variables I am expecting are different. Help would be very much appreciated. I always get ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 3). I want the code to pass the three returned variables from speedCalc() to something I could use in the calculations in spellCheck() (line 35). What should I do?
Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 12:19When a return statement is reached, a function stops. Any code after the return statement is never executed.
The code
QUESTION
I have been trying to make a wpm counter and, long story short, am running into an issue:
After using the high resolution clock, I need to divide it by 12, but I can't convert std::chrono to int. Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 03:15std::chrono will elegantly do this problem with a few minor changes...
Instead of
Sleep(1000);, preferthis_thread::sleep_for(1s);. You'll need the headerfor this instead ofand.cin >> text;will only read one word. To read the entire line you wantgetline(cin, text);.It is easiest to first compute minutes per word stored in a floating point type. To get the total floating point minutes you can just divide the duration by
1.0min. This results in along double. Then divide that total minutes by 12 to get the minutes per word:
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QUESTION
So I'm trying to translate morsecode signals to their String representation. Some forms of preprocessing yield one dimensional arrays of normalized floats from [0, 1] that serve as input to a C/RNN. Example:
This image is stretched along the y-axis for better visibility, but the inputs to the NN are 1d. I'm looking for a smart way to translate the contens of the image, in this example the correct translation would be "WPM = TEXT I". My current model uses keras' ctc loss as in this tutorial. It will however detect the letter "E" for every single timestep ("E" is the morse equivalent of "." or a small bar in the image), so I figure that the "stepsize" is too small. This is reinforced by another attempt that classifies every timestep above some threshold as "E" and everything else als [UNK]/blank.
I think the main problem is the vast difference in size between for example an "E" (one thin line) and other characters, for example "=", represented by the small lines, framed by two thick ones as seen in the middle (-...-). This should be less of a problem in voice recognition, because there you can make phonetic sense of time-segments as small as microseconds (like hearing an "i" sound in "thin" and "gym") which is not possible in this context.
Perhaps anyone comes up with a smart solution, either to this implementation, or maybe through a different representation of inputs or something along those lines.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-27 at 08:26I have also used CTC-loss successfully for extracting textual information from traffic sign plates.
Intuitively, unless you have many examples so that the CNN(encoder) can extract and actually learn that different sizes can actually point to the same letter, you will not be able to successfully learn this.
Indeed, the theoretical foundation for CTC does imply that the loss function is able to learn different sizes but in your particular case, a (thicker) line can easily also be classified as the same previous letter (thinner) one.
One possible attempt I would employ would be to reduce the length of the timesteps/max length of the words you are processing. Intuitively, this would (provided we keep the same width of the image) enforce a greater classification frame for the RNN. In your particular case this could potentially proved to be a helpful approach since you are interested in your networks capacity to interpret a broader region (not like CAPTCHA example in the tutorial).
So in the image below, the width of the bin would be wider, therefore allowing for a better grasp (the width of the pink rectangles would be bigger).
Another important aspect to consider is the dimensionality of the dataset. Ensure that you use augmentation and you have enough samples for training. What I have also remarked at CTC is that, for a successful result you also need a variety of text to be analyzed (not only the sample number but the text within the sample). Here, the amount of data plays an even greater role; it is easier for a network to distinguish between A and X but much harder to differentiate between thicker and thinner lines.
Image source: https://towardsdatascience.com/intuitively-understanding-connectionist-temporal-classification-3797e43a86c
QUESTION
I'm trying to test a boolean condition but for some reason, it won't even let me call the function in my window class. I have tried creating an object and inheriting the functions and still getting the same message.
it will let me do if(Attach::attachProc) This always returns true when it's meant to return false in the demo.
but not if(AttachProc()).
the source for the window class
Windows.cpp
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-05 at 16:41You are trying to use methods inside the window procedure. The problem is that the window procedure is a free function, meaning that it has no this object, but only a HWND handle. You must first identify the Window object for which the window procedure is called.
A common way is to use SetWindowLongPtr to store a pointer to the C++ object in the extra window memory. Then you can safely extract and use it in the WndProc function.
How to:
first reserve some extra memory for the window:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-05 at 12:00Why not link_text or partial_link_text ?
code :
QUESTION
This is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-28 at 14:32try with explicit wait :
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