How to use print_args method in Playwright Python

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logger.py

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1import json2from typing import Any, Optional, Union3from yutto.utils.console.colorful import Color, Style, colored_string4from yutto.utils.console.formatter import get_string_width5from yutto.utils.console.status_bar import StatusBar6_logger_debug: bool = False7def set_logger_debug():8 global _logger_debug9 _logger_debug = True10class Badge:11 def __init__(12 self,13 text: str = "CUSTOM",14 fore: Optional[Color] = None,15 back: Optional[Color] = None,16 style: Optional[list[Style]] = None,17 ):18 self.text: str = text19 self.fore: Optional[Color] = fore20 self.back: Optional[Color] = back21 self.style: Optional[list[Style]] = style22 def __str__(self):23 return colored_string(" {} ".format(self.text), fore=self.fore, back=self.back, style=self.style)24 def __repr__(self):25 return str(self)26 def __len__(self):27 return get_string_width(str(self))28 def __add__(self, other: str) -> str:29 return str(self) + other30WARNING_BADGE = Badge("WARN", fore="yellow")31ERROR_BADGE = Badge("ERROR", fore="red", style=["bold"])32INFO_BADGE = Badge("INFO", fore="bright_blue")33DEPRECATED_BADGE = Badge("DEPRECATED", fore="black", back="yellow")34DEBUG_BADGE = Badge("DEBUG", fore="green")35class Logger:36 status = StatusBar37 @classmethod38 def enable_statusbar(cls):39 # StatusBar 为整个 log 模块中唯一有刷新能力的部分，如果禁用（不启用）可以保证 log 的可读性40 cls.status.enable()41 cls.status.set_snippers(42 [43 "( ´･ω･)",44 "(　´･ω)",45 "( 　´･)",46 "( 　 ´)",47 "( )",48 "(`　 )",49 "(･` )",50 "(ω･`　)",51 "(･ω･` )",52 "(´･ω･`)",53 ]54 )55 @classmethod56 def custom(cls, string: Any, badge: Badge, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):57 prefix = badge + " "58 cls.status.clear()59 print(prefix + str(string), *print_args, **print_kwargs)60 cls.status.next_tick()61 @classmethod62 def warning(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):63 Logger.custom(string, WARNING_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)64 @classmethod65 def error(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):66 Logger.custom(string, ERROR_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)67 @classmethod68 def info(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):69 Logger.custom(string, INFO_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)70 @classmethod71 def deprecated_warning(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):72 Logger.custom(string, DEPRECATED_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)73 @classmethod74 def debug(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):75 if not _logger_debug:76 return77 Logger.custom(string, DEBUG_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)78 @classmethod79 def custom_multiline(cls, string: Any, badge: Badge, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):80 prefix = badge + " "81 lines = string.split("\n")82 multiline_string = prefix + "\n".join(83 [((" " * get_string_width(prefix)) if i != 0 else "") + line for i, line in enumerate(lines)]84 )85 print(multiline_string, *print_args, **print_kwargs)86 @classmethod87 def warning_multiline(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):88 Logger.custom_multiline(string, WARNING_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)89 @classmethod90 def error_multiline(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):91 Logger.custom_multiline(string, ERROR_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)92 @classmethod93 def info_multiline(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):94 Logger.custom_multiline(string, INFO_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)95 @classmethod96 def deprecated_warning_multiline(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):97 Logger.custom_multiline(string, DEPRECATED_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)98 @classmethod99 def debug_multiline(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):100 if not _logger_debug:101 return102 Logger.custom_multiline(string, INFO_BADGE, *print_args, **print_kwargs)103 @classmethod104 def print(cls, string: Any, *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):105 cls.status.clear()106 print(string, *print_args, **print_kwargs)107 @classmethod108 def json(cls, obj: Union[list[Any], dict[str, Any]], *print_args: Any, **print_kwargs: Any):109 Logger.print(json.dumps(obj, indent=2), *print_args, **print_kwargs)110 @classmethod111 def new_line(cls):112 cls.print("")113 @classmethod114 def is_debug(cls) -> bool:...

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ex19-studydrills.py

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...70print("And we can combine the two, variables and math:")71# Call the function, with two expression that consists of variables72# and math as the actual parameters73cheese_and_crackers(amount_of_cheese + 100, amount_of_cheese + 1000)74def print_args(*argv):75 size = len(argv)76 print(size)77 print("Hello! Welcome to use %r!" % argv[0])78 if size > 1:79 for i in range(1, size):80 print("The param %d is %r" % (i, argv[i]))81 return 082 return -183# 1. use numbers as actual parameters84print_args(10, 20, 30)85# 2. use string and numbers as actual parameters86print_args("print_args", 10, 20)87# 3. use strings as actual parameters88print_args("print_args", "Joseph", "Pan")89# 4. use variables as actual parameters90first_name = "Joseph"91last_name = "Pan"92print_args("print_args", first_name, last_name)93# 5. contain math expressions94print_args("print_args", 5*4, 2.0/5)95# 6. more complicated calculations96print_args("print_args", '.'*10, '>'*3)97# 7. more parameters98print_args("print_args", 10, 20, 30, 40, 50)99# 8. tuples as parameters100nums1 = (10, 20, 30)101nums2 = (40, 50, 60)102print_args("print_args", nums1, nums2)103# 9. more complicated types104nums3 = [70, 80, 90]105set1 = {"apple", "banana", "orange"}106dict1 = {'id': '0001', 'name': first_name+" "+last_name}107str1 = "Wow, so complicated!"108print_args("print args", nums1, nums2, nums3, set1, dict1, str1)109# 10. function as parameter and with return values110if print_args(cheese_and_crackers, print_args) != -1:...

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可变参数.py

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...29# print_score(name='cb',**sum_score) # 正确30print_score('cb',**sum_score) # 不提供关键字参数也可31# print_score('cb',**sum_score,a=1) # 会输出cb的a成绩为1,这说明a=1与**sum_score合并了,并覆盖了第1个字典元素32#%%33def print_args(a,b,*c,**d):34 print(a,b,c,d)35# print_args(1,2) # 1 2 () {}36# print_args(1,2,3) # 1 2 (3,) {} 不使用关键字参数,按顺序给定37# print_args(1,2,3,4,5) # 1 2 (3, 4, 5) {} 如果传入的不是关键字参数,解包时在满足必须参数后全部给*c参数38# print_args(1,2,3,4,5,c=6,d=7) # 1 2 (3, 4, 5) {'c': 6, 'd': 7} 关键字参数都给**d参数39# print_args(x=1,y=2) # 提示确实必须参数 a,b40# print_args(a=1,b=2) # 1 2 () {} # 使用关键字参数,按顺序给定41# print_args(a=1,b=2,3) # 提示位置参数只允许关键字参数42# print_args(a=1,b=2,c=3) # 然而c=3不作为元组参数,还是作为字典参数43# print_args(a=1,b=2,c=(3,4,5)) # 1 2 () {'c': (3, 4, 5)} 这里c=(3,4,5)仍然作为字典参数不作为元组参数44# print_args(1,2,*[3,4]) # 1 2 (3, 4) {} 不使用关键字参数 列表可以拆包45# print_args(a=1,b=2,*[3,4]) # 提示a有多个值46print_args(1,2,*[3,4]) # 故*变量名 能够传递的前提是前边不能有关键字参数4748# 全局参数和局部参数49name = 'cb'50list = [1,2,3]51def loc_args():52 name = 153 print(name)54def global_args():55 #name = name + '1997' # 全局变量不允许直接修改56 global name57 name = name + '1997' # 不可变对象事先声明后可以修改全局变量58 print(name)59 list.append(4) # 对于可变对象可以不声明直接修改60loc_args() # 局部变量 ...

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main.py

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1import pyb, sensor, image, time, math2enable_lens_corr = False # turn on for straighter lines...3sensor.reset()4sensor.set_pixformat(sensor.RGB565) # grayscale is faster5sensor.set_framesize(sensor.QQVGA)6sensor.skip_frames(time = 2000)7sensor.set_auto_gain(False) # must turn this off to prevent image washout...8sensor.set_auto_whitebal(False) # must turn this off to prevent image washout...9clock = time.clock()10f_x = (2.8 / 3.984) * 160 # find_apriltags defaults to this if not set11f_y = (2.8 / 2.952) * 120 # find_apriltags defaults to this if not set12c_x = 160 * 0.5 # find_apriltags defaults to this if not set (the image.w * 0.5)13c_y = 120 * 0.5 # find_apriltags defaults to this if not set (the image.h * 0.5)14def degrees(radians):15 return (180 * radians) / math.pi16# All lines also have `x1()`, `y1()`, `x2()`, and `y2()` methods to get their end-points17# and a `line()` method to get all the above as one 4 value tuple for `draw_line()`.18uart = pyb.UART(3,9600,timeout_char=1000)19uart.init(9600,bits=8,parity = None, stop=1, timeout_char=1000)20while(True):21 clock.tick()22 # for 2.8mm lens...23 # `merge_distance` controls the merging of nearby lines. At 0 (the default), no24 # merging is done. At 1, any line 1 pixel away from another is merged... and so25 # on as you increase this value. You may wish to merge lines as line segment26 # detection produces a lot of line segment results.27 # `max_theta_diff` controls the maximum amount of rotation difference between28 # any two lines about to be merged. The default setting allows for 15 degrees. 10,15,29 img = sensor.snapshot()30 if enable_lens_corr: img.lens_corr(1.8)31 for l in img.find_line_segments(merge_distance = 20, max_theta_diff = 15):32 #if l[1] < 20 and l[3] < 40 and ((int(l[6])<60 or int(l[6])>120)) and l[0]< 120 and l[0]>40:33 if l.x1() > 40 and l.x1() < 120 and l.y1() < 3 and l.magnitude() > 5 and l.length() > 5 and ((int(l[6])<60 or int(l[6])>120)):34 if l[0]<60 and l[6]<90:35 print_args = ('r')36 elif l[6]>90 and l[0] >60:37 print_args = ('l')38 else:39 print_args = ('s')40 uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())41 time.sleep_ms(500)42 img.draw_line(l.line(), color = (255, 0, 0))43 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())44 #uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())45 img = sensor.snapshot()46 for tag in img.find_apriltags(fx=f_x, fy=f_y, cx=c_x, cy=c_y): # defaults to TAG36H1147 img.draw_rectangle(tag.rect(), color = (255, 0, 0))48 img.draw_cross(tag.cx(), tag.cy(), color = (0, 255, 0))49 # The conversion is nearly 6.2cm to 1 -> translation50 print_args = (tag.x_translation(), tag.y_translation(), tag.z_translation(), \51 degrees(tag.x_rotation()), degrees(tag.y_rotation()), degrees(tag.z_rotation()))52 if tag.x_translation()>1:53 print_args = ('l')54 uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())55 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())56 time.sleep_ms(500)57 if tag.x_translation()<-1:58 print_args = ('r')59 uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())60 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())61 time.sleep_ms(500)62 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())63 print(tag.z_translation())64 if tag.z_translation() > -6:65 print_args = ('c')66 uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())67 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())68 time.sleep_ms(9000)69 '''else:70 print_args = ('a')71 uart.write(("%c" % print_args).encode())72 print(("%c" % print_args).encode())73 time.sleep_ms(500)'''74 #print(("%c" % print_args).encode())75 # Translation units are unknown. Rotation units are in degrees.76 #uart.write(("Tx: %f, Ty %f, Tz %f, Rx %f, Ry %f, Rz %f" % print_args).encode())77 #uart.write(("FPS %f\r\n" % clock.fps()).encode())78 #print_args = ('n')...

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