nezumi | Chrome Extension that test code generator | Generator Utils library
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nezumi is a Chrome Extention that test code generator for RSpec/Capybara.
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QUESTION
I working on a game encounter generator with python kivy and I want to create a function that when I uncheck the checkbox, it will generate a random.choice()
except for unchecked one from the race
list.
this is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-08 at 00:43On way to do this is to keep a list of your CheckBoxes
and the matching races. Then, in your Gerar()
method, look at the state
of each of those CheckBoxes
to determine which races to include. In the modified code below, I have created a self.race_choices
list. Each element of that list is a list of two elements, the CheckBox
and the appropriate race. This information is used in the Gerar()
method to create a the available_races
list, which is then used in your random.choice()
call.
QUESTION
I'm new with kivy and creating a game generator that generates the number of random encounters based on how many enemies the user may input. But in the final part, only one enemy is shown even if I input more than one.
How can I make the label, show all its content?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 17:50for i in range(int_inimigos):
escolha_raca = random.choice(racas)
escolha_classe = random.choice(classe)
escolha_elemento = random.choice(elemento)
encontro = (escolha_raca + ' : ' + escolha_classe + ' - ' + escolha_elemento)
self.show_inimigos.text = (encontro + "\n")
QUESTION
I'm creating a game encounter generator, and I need to convert the variable of TextInput
to a int
variable to use in the function.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 15:53int_inimigos = int(self.Inimigos)
try:
int_inimigos = int(self.Inimigos.text)
QUESTION
I am interested in ordering a cursor in a very particular way. In my program, the user can enter a search query. I would like to return the results sorted with items starting with the query they typed in, followed by the rest of the items that simple contain the query.
For example: The user types in "de". I would like my cursor to be ordered in such a way where all of the columns that start with "de" are first, followed by the rest of the columns that contain "de".
Here is what I would like my cursor to look like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-21 at 21:19You can put all sorts of expressions in an ORDER BY clause and coming up with an expression that says "put things that start with 'de' first" is pretty straight forward using a form of CASE:
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