acho | Acho is a Swift library | Command Line Interface library
kandi X-RAY | acho Summary
kandi X-RAY | acho Summary
Acho is a Swift library to generate interactive CLI prompts. Where does acho come from? People from Murcia, the region where I'm from use acho a lot when speaking. It's a word that can be used for many things: grab someone's attention, ask or complain about something, tell someone not to do something anymore. Since I found a parallelism between one of the usages of the expression, and the goal of this library, asking the user for something, I thought it'd be the perfect name for the library.
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let package = Package(
name: "myproject",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/tuist/acho.git", .upToNextMajor(from: "0.2.0")),
],
targets: [
.target(
name: "myproject",
depende
import achoTesting
let mock = MockAcho()
let simulators = ["iPhone 10", "iPhone 7" ]
mock.stub(question: "In which simulator would you like to run the app?", items: simulators, with: "iPhone 7")
let simulators = ["iPhone 10", "iPhone 7" ]
let acho = Acho()
let simulator = acho.ask(question: "In which simulator would you like to run the app?",
options: simulators)
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QUESTION
I want to convert text to speech from a document where multiple languages are included. When I am trying to do the following code, I fetch problems to record each language clearly. How can I save such type mixer text-audio clearly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 07:05It's not enough to use just text to speech, since it can work with one language only.
To solve this problem we need to detect language for each part of the sentence.
Then run it through text to speech and append it to our final spoken sentence.
It would be ideal to use some neural network (there are plenty) to do this categorization for You.
Just for a sake of proof of concept I used googletrans
to detect language for each part of the sentences and gtts
to make a mp3 file from it.
It's not bullet proof, especially with arabic text. googletrans
somehow detect different language code, which is not recognized by gtts
. For that reason we have to use code_table to pick proper language code that works with gtts.
Here is working example:
QUESTION
#include
#include
struct acho {
char ahn[50], add[200];
long int a, bal;
};
int main() {
struct acho s;
printf("enter name: \n");
gets(s.ahn);
printf("enter number: \n");
scanf("%ld", &s.a);
printf("enter address: \n");
gets(s.add);
printf("enter balance: \n");
scanf("%ld", &s.bal);
printf("Name: %s \n", s.ahn);
printf("Account number: %ld \n", s.a);
printf("Address: %s \n", s.add);
printf("Balance: %ld \n", s.bal);
return 0;
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 16:14#include
#include
struct acho {
char ahn[50], add[200];
long int a, bal;
};
int main() {
struct acho s;
printf("enter name: \n");
fgets(s.ahn,50,stdin);
printf("enter number: \n");
scanf("%ld", &s.a);
getchar();
printf("enter address: \n");
fgets(s.add,200,stdin);
printf("enter balance: \n");
scanf("%ld", &s.bal);
printf("Name: %s \n", s.ahn);
printf("Account number: %ld \n", s.a);
printf("Address: %s \n", s.add);
printf("Balance: %ld \n", s.bal);
return 0;
}
QUESTION
I am developing a pretty basic app in Dart that gives you a random sentence when you click a button. But sometimes this sentence is too big or too small and the button changes its position according to the size of the text above it. How can I make the button stay in a fixed position no matter where the text is?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 01:51Here's a potential solution (although there are many).
The central Padding
widget, surrounding your changing text, resizes itself according to its child (a Text
Widget in this case).
When the text is less, Padding
takes up less space. When text is larger, Padding
will take up more space, in order to fit the Text
widget.
Column
children take only the amount of space they need, so when one of the children changes size, it will affect other child widgets in the Column
.
By wrapping the Padding
/Text
widgets in a SizedBox
with a fixed height value, that central child in the Column
no longer changes size when text length changes. This way, your last child in Column
, the Button
containing widget, will remain in the same position relative to the other children & on screen.
I've wrapped the center and bottom Column
children in Containers and added colors to help visualize how much space each widget is taking and how it is aligned.
Note that when Container
alignment is center, it will expand to fill as much space as it can.
QUESTION
How can I remove the \n
line break tag from a string using regular expressions?
I tried using stringr::str_replace(), but failed.
For example, I have the string:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 23:32We can use str_remove_all
which would make it compact instead of using the replacement argument in str_replace_all
with ""
QUESTION
I'm trying to populating a ListView at run-time with DynamicAppearance. The text parts work well, but the image is always the same as the last one. This code adds to all items the same image. I want to add a image to just one item.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 20:50First of all, thank so much for helping me, Remy Lebeau. As he said in the comments, the problem was in pointing all items to the same bitmap and not synchronizing the segment when changing something in the user interface. (Not sync generates some access violation errors) The code:
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