I've been using a modified version of this one: github.com/MaxSSD/OpenAI-GUI
It works well for what I need and is a nice comparison to Bing's. I didn't post my changes, but the original author did a good job and incorporated some of my early changes. Should be dozens more by now.
Searching PySimpleGUI.org doc for "ImportError: No module" took me to a solution that may fix it:
Don't do it. Just, don't. Code or hire a programmer.
Use the other "AI" for programming & programming questions - "Actual Intelligence"
No need to add a whole other module for the mouse position when a call already exists that's in the PySimpleGUI call reference. Simple search:
This video shows a PySimpleGUI program controlling an external MIDI device. I use it to slow down songs, loop sections I'm learning etc.
youtu.be/auv_DbSQuD8
In addition to the Udemy Course announcement, there is one more to make... the closing of all PySimpleGUI Social Media accounts.
I've been taking my own path with the PySimpleGUI project and this is not a big departure from that path. I'm simply continuing forward.
It's finally HERE! The PySimpleGUI Udemy course, all 61 lessons, are available.
This coupon is for 50% off (code is 2E43BB0C9E0997247E30)
udemy.com/course/pysimplegui…
Thank you PySimpleGUI users for being patient over the past 363 days.
#PySimpleGUI 4.55.1 🕷 OK, so, sometimes a .1 release is needed when I get in a hurry and rush a last-minute-fix into a release. In my haste to get the psgmain/psgupgrade fix released, I broke the global Python Interpreter setting. It's bad enough to trigger a .1 release. 🤞
#PySimpleGUI release 4.55.0 is a really good one for using the psg commands like psgmain & psgupgrade. 4.54.0 from yesterday had the most in it, followed by 4.55.0 today.
Nice to see so many happy users. 🙏 Been away working hard. Until next time...
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The PyPI readme pypi.org/project/psgresizer/ has instructions on how to make a Windows shortcut to this program so that you can double-click instead of opening command window. Or, watch this GIF for how to do it.
BTW - for all PySimpleGUI programs I use, I usually paste the shortcut to the image directly into the input.
On windows, SHIFT + Right Click and choose "Copy as Path" from Windows Explorer. You have to use the shift key. Right-clicking alone doesn't show the option.
psgresizer - The latest #PySimpleGUI application released to PyPI. Resizes images quickly & easily. Option to Base64 encode them for pasting into your PySimpleGUI application.
pip install psgressizer
Then type psgresizer from command line or use psgshortcut to make a shortcut
#PySimpleGUI release 4.53.0 posted to PyPI.
This is a really good one! Yea, I often say that, but really, it's good.
The "psg commands" are working GREAT! psgupgrade is all you need to type to get the latest from GitHub installed on your machine. psgmain launches main(), etc.
#PySimpleGUI Tip of the Day: If you like something from the eCookbook & don't want to be bothered to copy & paste to your local machine, then you can download the files instead.
Choose download, open the Zip, run the .py file, see GUI on your PC. eCookbook.PySimpleGUI.org