python script development in own ide
in our project we want to make use of shared project scripts (see picture below)

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i would like to develop the python module in my own ide, since the built in python script editor does not have an autocomplete feature. every time i change the python module i am forced to restart the designe…
you pretty much cannot. or at least, you can (and should) use an ide to edit scripts and script modules in the python libs folder of your install, but the shared and project scripts in the gateway are stored as serialized resources, not as plain text.

you simply cannot execute scripts outside of i…
I used [an automatic photoshop script](http://arnaumarch.com/en/sprites.html) once and worked well.


The concept is : 


* Each portion is a different image.
* Each portion (and so, each images) must be in the same folder w/o any other images.
* Run the script indicating the folder and some parameters (size, css name, etc...).
* The script does : 


	1. Merge all images into one with the size you indicated.
	2. Generate the CSS file


In your case, if you modify one image, you regenerate the global image and the CSS via the script and... that's it. Maybe you'll need to copy/paste the CSS in yours if you don't want to use the generated one.


Notes :


I tried it with a few files and worked great. Then, I tried like ~600 pictures and then, you'll need a goooood CPU and patience ;) In this case, don't use it. We need the whole code to answer to your question. [submit your assignment](https://www.assignmentexpert.com/submit) to our control panel and our experts will help you. i wouldn’t touch the python. add it into a custom node so you can make use of list levels and lacing instead. th is will also make it easier to maintain your code over time. here’s the preview link:

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let me know if you can do it with this or if you need me to make the project clonable. Hi,


Yes this is the correct way to do it.


 


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[View solution in original post](/t5/Using-Dataiku/how-to-create-project-using-public-API/m-p/7923#M4205) Please see: [How do I schedule a task to update indexes?](https://qa.mythicsoft.com/14733/how-do-i-schedule-a-task-to-update-indexes?show=14733#q14733) hi yerhu,

i could imagine, that one of the two following scenarios may cause the issue:

you’re using an outdated version of tk-core. check in your configuration: core/core\_api.yml

you’re using a pipelineconfiguration, which is pointing to a local-path and includes a file like python\_interpreter, i… This is indeed something of a problem. It is always difficult to jump into a new and large code-base. You should concentrate on any available overview documentation (e.g., explaining how it works or is structured), tutorials (e.g., showing how to make mods), and reference documentation (e.g., class references).


If you need to really dig into the source code of the library / application, then you need to find a relevant starting point. This could be something that is similar to what you want to do or modify. When you find a decent starting point, just look it up and try to understand what it does and how it works, and work your way out from there, by looking up related code (e.g., that is called within that code you are looking at, etc.). The "find in files" is definitely a central tool when exploring a code-base because it gives you an instant snapshot of where certain things are used and declared. For example, if you want to modify the behavior of class A, then there is a good chance that you will want to look at all the places where class A is used so that you can assess if your modified version will work or if you need to modify other things.


There is no doubt that doing this is hard and takes a lot of patience. I've done this several times with different code bases (some small ( < 50,000 LOCs ), some big ( > 1,000,000 LOCs )), and it's always a tedious process, especially if documentation is lacking (which it very often is). Please create an account and send us a private message with the detailed project requirements here -> <https://cpentalk.com/message/cpentalk>  
  
Best regards! solution to my problem.

install python enabling framework and then do the rest of the installation as defined

python\_configure\_opts="--enable-framework" pyenv install 3.6.8

the issue was with wx and the need for a framework

when running a simple ws app

import wx

app = wx.app(false) # create a…