Build basic #Grammarly App in #Flet || Chapter 09 || #Flutter in #Python

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[emilioferreramontero]

Sorry in the VertexAi code I forgot to remove the previous chat-completion code.

[bennguyen]

How can Flutter access peripherals connected to the desktop? For example, in Windows there's DLLs that have functions that return a pointer to structure, but how does Flutter work with that?

[fabsync]

as always fantastic content and great teaching skills! It will be great to create a video where you could create like an starter project template that has the right folder structure.. navigation.. buttons.. etc with responsive layout.. that we could use for any project in general..

[ganeshreddy]

bro how to know what parameters are there in the response. and how did we know for other response. we can know only by executing the code or there is any other method to know the properties in response

[noeljoshua]

Sir I am getting a TypeError as StandardEnglish() takes no arguments.
Plz help me out

[coldheadkeeper]

Thank you for your lessons. I really like flet. I have a question. How do I close a frameless application? Sorry for my bad English

[coldheadkeeper]

Hello. I've got a question. I can not move a window after adding frameless (windows 11). What can I do?

[chrisingram]

As said already in the comments, Amazing. Thanks again

Is there a way to return variables (without making them global) with an on_click event?

For example I want to return x and y
file_submit_button = ft.FloatingActionButton(text="Submit", on_click=file_submit)
and I have some values in ft.TextFields which I assign to variables in the function. I can't seem to pass them out of the function without making them global.


usually one would use: x, y = file_submit() with the return x, y