I have the following Pywinauto code and timings waiting is 0.5 seconds instead of immediate. How to get itimmediately? To click a button and go to the next message: When I run, the interval between clicks is 0.5 seconds: However, when I move my mouse frantically, it goes faster: What exactly am I doing wrong? Edit: For a more generic
Tag: python-3.x
Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement **tusclient**
Iam getting the following error while trying to do “pip install tusclient”. Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement tusclient . Error: No matching distribution found for tusclient. Answer You can use This. This will solve you problem. https://github.com/tus/tus-py-client
Google Cloud Translate API client attribute
I am trying to use the Google Translate API. I’ve installed the required libraries as per their guide and created a virtual environment. However, when running the following sample code which was provided on the website, I keep getting an error regarding the attributes of the library: Output: Why am I getting this error? Answer Given that a long time
Converting Unix timestamp to timestamp including the local time of a certain timezone
I have following code: First line runs but when I try to set the new timestamp as a local time for that timezone I get an error as – **to_datetime() got an unexpected keyword argument ‘tz’** Thanks Answer or alternatively
Find all the minimal values on a list
I have a list of tuples. Each tuple’s element 0 is a numeric value. I want to find all the tuples with the minimal value in element 0. For example: would give me what I want: My question is (could be three different answers): what is the Code Golf/fastest/most Pythonic way to do this? Answer Here’s a solution using min.
How to avoid using global variables?
I use global variables but I’ve read that they aren’t a good practice or pythonic. I often use functions that give as a result many yes/no variables that I need to use in the main function. For example, how can I write the following code without using global variables? Answer One could ask what reasons you might have to structure
Is there a way to call a function on screen load with kivy?
I have a kivy program where I need the labels to populate with the data given from a function within my screen class. It works with the update button properly however I would also like for it to populate the labels on load. Here is the python file and the kv file: py: .kv: I have tried using things like
What is the process of this code, and why is the answer 1?
I am having my first ever Python exam this Monday, and am naturally very nervous! I am currently going through some old exams and this question appeared: “What result of the following code will appear on the terminal?” I tested it, and the answer is 1. However, I can’t seem to wrap my head around why. If anyone would be
How to attach mulitple files in PDF?
I have a list of objects: List = [‘Doc1.xlsx’,’Doc2.csv’,’Doc3.pdf’] and a list of their names: List1 = [‘Doc1_name.xlsx’,’Doc2_name.csv’,’Doc3_name.pdf’]. I need to attach them in existing PDF. I tried with the folowing code, which works only if I have one attachement. Now I am trying to iterate over the attachements to attach all of them but in the Final.pdf will be
How to cancel all remaining tasks in gather if one fails?
In case one task of gather raises an exception, the others are still allowed to continue. Well, that’s not exactly what I need. I want to distinguish between errors that are fatal and need to cancel all remaining tasks, and errors that are not and instead should be logged while allowing other tasks to continue. Here is my failed attempt