Advertisements I have a simple Python code (3.12 version). It just computes the sum of the ASCII’s of a name entered by the user: import sys args = sys.argv name=args[1] print(f"Hello, {name}!") print("Here is some intelligence that will return a number you will NEVER understand how it is computed 😀 \n") name = name.lower() ascii_sum… Read More Problem in running an executable file in Python
Advertisements I have a simple Python code (3.12 version). It just computes the sum of the ASCII’s of a name entered by the user: import sys args = sys.argv name=args[1] print(f"Hello, {name}!") print("Here is some intelligence that will return a number you will NEVER understand how it is computed 😀 \n") name = name.lower() ascii_sum… Read More Problem in running an executable file in Python
Advertisements I am running multiple scripts in sequence according to the list I and the following executable. However, when one of the script in folder (say, 2) runs into an error, it terminates instead of moving to folder 3. Basically I want the executable to move onto the next script if there is an error… Read More Running multiple scripts in sequence in Python
Advertisements As far as I understand .NET concepts, the source code is first translated into an Assembly (IL code+meta data), which is compiled to machine code on the target machine with the CLR’s JIT compiler. However I cannot really match these concepts to what I see when working on a C# project. When I build… Read More Understanding .NET compilation
Advertisements I am trying to webscrape the list of DAOs from masari.io but I am having trouble because I get the following errors: DeprecationWarning: executable_path has been deprecated, please pass in a Service object driver = webdriver.Chrome(options=options, executable_path=DRIVER_PATH) DevTools listening on ws://127.0.0.1:56691/devtools/browser/b4609671-5e6e-4d25-b09e-4116b3dde4bf [0525/100030.252:INFO:CONSOLE(1)] "enabling sentry error tracker", source: https://messari.io/static/js/main.977a4794.chunk.js (1) [0525/100030.951:INFO:CONSOLE(2)] "Unable to refresh token:… Read More Webscraping with Selenium in Python
Advertisements I have a pandas dataframe that has rows like this Same1 Same2 Diff3 Encoded1 Encoded2 Encoded3 0 33 22 150 0 0 0 1 33 22 300 1 0 1 What I want to achieve is to combine all rows where the ‘Same1’ and ‘Same2’ variables are the same, by adding up the other… Read More Combine rows where variables are the same using python pandas
Advertisements I cannot link glm library with my executable. I tried link via ${GLM_INCLUDE_DIRS}, ${GLM_LIBRARIES} and ${GLM_LIBRARY_DIRS} cmake variables but it does not work. How can I link libraries and inludes of glm with my executable? I am using find_package() method : find_package(glm REQUIRED PATHS "${GLM_BINARY_DIR}" NO_DEFAULT_PATH) And does not have any problem with find_package()… Read More GLM linking in CMakeLists.txt
Advertisements This answer states that the following will be possible: For example, from the WSL command line you’ll be able to type code /mnt/c/Users/username/src/windows-file.txt to open a Windows file in VS Code, or type code /home/username/src/linux-file.txt to open a Linux file in VS Code. is it already possible with the newest WSL 2 and Windows… Read More How to open Windows file editing app from WSL
Advertisements I’m trying to create an executable file out of my python project. I’m using the function ‘make_executable’ to build an executable file. Running the command to add data raises an error like: pyinstaller: error: unrecognized arguments: –add-data C:\Users<>… –add-data: C:\Users<>… def make_executable(main_script: str, files_to_add: List[str], target_location: str = None, name: str = ‘app’, single_file:… Read More PyInstaller –add-data from script
Advertisements I am currently learning "pointers by following the book "The C Programming Language" by Brian and Dennis. I failed to compile: #include <stdio.h> void _strcpy(char *s, char *t) { while(*s++ = *t++) ; } And the error messages are: warning: using the result of an assignment as a condition without parentheses [-Wparentheses] while(*s++ =… Read More Why can not while(*s++ = *t++); be compiled after checking "out-of-bounds"?