RE: Audacity and pipe_test.py

[Steve]

I used the line you supplied but trying it again, I began to solve the
problem through a series of accidents and errors. As it is, apparently the
Pipe_Test.py has some peculiar features.

>The first is that it will not tell you anything about errors, even whether
or not there is one.
>The commands are space-delimited so Text=Hello is not the same as Text =
Hello even if you have the quotes.
>It tolerates no variables. Label=X, if you have X in a loop, will always
have the value of text X and not a changing number.  As a matter of fact,
since Label has to have a numeric value, and seeing X will place the value
of label to be the default of 0.

So, yes, placing the 1 in the line and no spaces, it worked. I was able to
send text to the Label.

One thing I would really appreciate is getting the line as follows to work:
 do_command("SetLabel:Label=T Text=ThisList[T] ")
which it a total violation of what I described previously. (-:

The object is to pull the text out of ThisList and increment by looping on T
to populate the labels.

Unfortunately, road bump may well put the kibosh on my project
But I can dream, can't I?






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Sent: Wednesday, September 9, 2020 11:17 AM
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Subject: Re: Audacity and pipe_test.py

On Wed, 9 Sep 2020 03:12:59 -0400, "Steve"  declaimed
the following:


>But not this one:
>do_command("SetLabel:Label='1' Text='Hello' ")
>
>This is supposed to place "Hello" into the label.

As I interpret
https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/scripting.html#Using_Scripting the label
is identified by an integer, not a string. Try

do_command("SetLabel: Label=1 Text='Hello'")


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Re: newbie

[edmondo . giovannozzi]

You can also have a look at www.scipy.org where you can find some packages used 
for scientific programming like numpy, scipy, matplotlib.
The last one is a graphic package that may be useful to make some initial plots.


Il giorno martedì 8 settembre 2020 22:57:36 UTC+2, Don Edwards ha scritto:
> Purchased the book python-basics-2020-05-18.pdf a few days ago.
> To direct my learning I have a project in mind as per below;
> 
> Just started learning python 3.8. At 76 I will be a bit slow but
> fortunately decades ago l learnt pascal. I am not asking programming help
> just guidance toward package(s) I may need. My aim is to write a program
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> Now, for the issue I’ve tried to download and install the latest version 
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RE: Audacity and pipe_test.py

[Steve]

Yes, certainly loving the progress now...
Great learning curve.

Your line worked except that I used copy/paste to place it in the program.
I kept on getting something like "improper indentation or tab" and pointing
to the end of that line.  I guess hidden characters were imbedded and when I
deleted all spaces before and after the paste, then placed them in again,
those hiddens went away.

Also, this language certainly does not like spaces at all except where IT
wants them. The values for ThisList[T] entries were two words, words with
spaces between. No go  I removed spaces and replaced them with - where I
wanted them, and it is working really nicely.

My time.sleep(60) or the do_command("'Start Time'=0, 'End Time'=150")  lines
do not seem to work unless they are immediately after the Record1stChoice
instruction.  This means that placement of the labels happen after the track
is recorded and before the recording is stopped.  I can live with that

Now I am going to see if I can name the label track and the recording
Track...

Steve





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From: Python-list  On
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Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2020 1:51 PM
To: python-list@python.org
Subject: Re: Audacity and pipe_test.py


CORRECTION

On Thu, 10 Sep 2020 03:55:46 -0400, "Steve"  declaimed
the following:


>One thing I would really appreciate is getting the line as follows to work:
> do_command("SetLabel:Label=T Text=ThisList[T] ") which it a total 
>violation of what I described previously. (-:

Forgot the ' quotes...

do_command("SetLabel:Label=%s Text='%s'" % (T, ThisList[T]))



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RE: Audacity and pipe_test.py

[Steve]

PS: and YES I got the track name to happen.
Sooo cool

=
Yes, certainly loving the progress now...
Great learning curve.

Your line worked except that I used copy/paste to place it in the program.
I kept on getting something like "improper indentation or tab" and pointing
to the end of that line.  I guess hidden characters were imbedded and when I
deleted all spaces before and after the paste, then placed them in again,
those hiddens went away.

Also, this language certainly does not like spaces at all except where IT
wants them. The values for ThisList[T] entries were two words, words with
spaces between. No go  I removed spaces and replaced them with - where I
wanted them, and it is working really nicely.

My time.sleep(60) or the do_command("'Start Time'=0, 'End Time'=150")  lines
do not seem to work unless they are immediately after the Record1stChoice
instruction.  This means that placement of the labels happen after the track
is recorded and before the recording is stopped.  I can live with that

Now I am going to see if I can name the label track and the recording
Track...

Steve





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Subject: Re: Audacity and pipe_test.py


CORRECTION

On Thu, 10 Sep 2020 03:55:46 -0400, "Steve"  declaimed
the following:


>One thing I would really appreciate is getting the line as follows to work:
> do_command("SetLabel:Label=T Text=ThisList[T] ") which it a total 
>violation of what I described previously. (-:

Forgot the ' quotes...

do_command("SetLabel:Label=%s Text='%s'" % (T, ThisList[T]))



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On 9/10/20 10:48 AM, LZ Lian wrote:
> Dear Python Team,
> 
> I've subscribed as requested. I've attached the subscription email
> for your reference too
> 
> Now, for the issue I’ve tried to download and install the latest
> version of Python software a few times. However, each time I run the
> application, the window showing “Modify / Repair / uninstall” will
> pop out. I’ve tried all the options on that pop-up and nothing works.
> I’ve tried googling for solutions and none are really helpful. Pls
> assist. Thanks

Did you read the documentation at
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this document that is lacking?  Seems like this identical question comes
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Difficulty getting started with Pipeclient.py

[Steve]

I downloaded the software and have been given a few test commands to use.
When I run it as it is, I get the request to enter the commands manually and
they work.

I do not see how to get the commands to work automatically. Somehow, I have
to bypass the "Enter command or 'Q' to quit"
How do I do this? Is it a batch file?

Commands given:
SelectTime:End="5" RelativeTo="ProjectStart" Start="5"
AddLabel:
SetLabel:Label="0" Text="Hello"
SelectTime:End="16" RelativeTo="ProjectStart" Start="15"
AddLabel:
SetLabel:Label="1" Text="World"  


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