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kandi X-RAY | mtranslate Summary
Simple and fast, what else?. Fully working Google Translate API for python 2.7 and 3.x. As simple as that: translate("Bonjour","en","auto") will return "Hello". Also on PyPi:
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QUESTION
I'm scraping posts off Wykop.pl ('Poland's Reddit') by looping through multiple pages that were returned when I searched for my keyword of interest on the site. I wrote a loop to iterate for my target content for each page; however the loop will terminate at certain pages (consistently) with the error 'HTTP Error 413: Request Entity Too Large'.
I tried to scrape the problematic pages individually, but the same error message kept recurring. To work around this I've had to set my ranges manually to collect the data, but at the cost of missing out on broad swath of data, and I would like to know if there is a Pythonic solution to deal with this error. I also tried longer pauses as perhaps maybe I was running the risk of sending too many requests, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-09 at 14:10You might have hit some kind of IP address limiting. When running the script, it works fine for me without any rate limiting (at the moment). I would though recommend that you make use of requests.Session()
(you need to change your requests
variable or it overrides the import). This can help to reduce possible memory leakage issues.
So for example:
QUESTION
I want to read a text file and extract text from it which is in German and write it on a png image using PIL and python 2.7 but when writing to image using .text() I get unknown text whenever Ü or some foreign character comes. I have used arialunicodems.ttf for font.
Firstly, I was extracting text from image using Microsoft azure cognitive vision and using .encode('utf-8') on each word and combining words to make a sentence in English and then converting to German using mtranslate library of python. Then I used arialunicodems.ttf as font and used .text() function of PIL Image to draw text on png. It was drawing properly for German, Chinese, hindi etc. But then I wanted to add a functionality for the user to be able to change the translated text if it was not correctly translated. For that, I saved the original text and translated text in a .txt file and display the content of the txt file to user where user changes it if needed and the changed text is again saved to txt file. Then using another python program, I added text to the image. But, this time the text is coming gibberish whenever its Ü, it draws Ã☐ on the image. For hindi, its all gibberish. What could be the problem?
Working code: part where I was concatenating words to make a sentence(saved in variable text).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-27 at 14:42So, I figured it out myself. Anyone with a problem of writing unicode text on image using Python 2.x and PIL, first read this link. It's very informative about text encoding in different versions of python. The answer is to use unicode(). Remove .encode('utf-8') and make it like:
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When I click on the bottom-coupon class, the picture is slowly hidden from right to left, the coupon-layer slides out from left to right. When click closeCoupon, the coupon-layer is hidden from right to left, and the bottom-coupon slides out. Currently I am only Implement show and hide, but no sliding effects,I want to achieve a sliding effect,how to do?
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ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-07 at 10:18increase and decrease the width of the div on click. that will give you slide in slide out effect. thanks
QUESTION
I really don't now why I can't call the method setTRSKey
from inside my for loop. Am I missing something? This makes no sense to me at all. Pycharm declares it as an unsolved reference
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-15 at 17:40In Python you must define functions before they are called. Move your setTRSKey
definition above the for
loop. Generally speaking, function definitions are one of the very first things in the file after imports, though this is not always the case.
QUESTION
I'v been transfering code from activity to fragment, I have simillar app that works perfectly and i checked each sentance, looks like everything matches but faced this problem,.
Actual error:
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ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-18 at 22:22Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'void android.widget.ListView.setAdapter(android.widget.ListAdapter)' on a null object reference
points to
listView.setAdapter(adapter);
which means this is not correct
ListView listView = (ListView) rootView.findViewById(R.id.list);
because your rootView
is using the wrong layout
View rootView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.list_item, container, false);
Your R.layout.list_item
appears to be for the list items... when the correct reference should be R.layout.wordlist
?
QUESTION
I have been trying to learn the basics of DirectX 11 programming using the MSDN tutorial05 sample code and I have run into an issue I cannot find a solution for on the internet (that I could see anyway). Basically I am trying to draw and render a player cube object, complete with user input, and pyramid-like objects that the player must collect.
My issue is that when I am rendering the scene, only the cube vertex (and indices) data is being read so all objects are cubes when they shouldn't be.
This is the function where the vertex data is made:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-22 at 20:11your calls to IASetIndexBuffer and IASetVertexBuffers are in your creation routines, They need to be in your render function (before to call the relevant Draw function, as those are attaching those buffers to the runtime before drawing)
They do not need to be in creation part at all (as in DirectX11 context eg building commands and device eg : creating resource are decoupled).
You should have, in the render loop:
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