IntendedConsequence

import glob
import hashlib
import os.path
import pickle
import sys
import zipfile

import cv2
import onnx
from onnx import numpy_helper

IntendedConsequence

# some explanation
# I used pysfml-cython to do this, since I couldn't find needed function in PySFML
# that constructs RenderWindow from existing window handle. And after I found it
# (according to python-sfml wiki it was sf.Window.from_handle), I already finished
# this example and porting my own project from pygame to pysfml-cython.
# I know pysfml-cython is outdated and based on sfml2.0. All I had to do is
# clone SFML project, checkout tag 2.0, compile it. Then checkout pysfml-cython,
# compile it and that's it. I ended up with 7 sfml dlls and sfml.pyd which I put
# in the same dir as this file.
# Now, I did all this on Windows, just so you know. I have no idea if it even works

IntendedConsequence

// anime and character searches for MyAnimeList.net
// An advanced search command for MyAnimeList.net
 
CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
  names: [ "mal-search", "anime-search" ], //mal as in MyAnimeList.net 8)
  author: { name: "aoikishu"},
  contributors: [ "Irwin1138" ],
  description: "Searches anime on MyAnimeList.net",
  help: "You can specify a type (ova, tv, movie, special or ona) and a score",
  /// Parser 2 incompatible old format