Hi, I have got a little problem with __setitem__ method. It works fine in single class, but if class member is instance of the same class method __setitem__ doesn't work on class member but on class. Here is an example:
Here is a class with __setitem__ method:
class MyClass:
attr = {}
def __setitem__(self, key, value):
self.attr[key] = value
on 36. line you have fp = open(argv[2], "r"); it should be fp = fopen(argv[2], "r"); Else you have declared variable char line[MAXSIZE]; but you don't use it in your code.
thanatosys commented: great help on a simple problem.+1
You should reboot your system and in Grub or Lilo load kernel with parameter init=/bin/bash. Then you have root permissions but system will be for reading only. So you write command:
mount -o remount,rw /
. It remount your system for writing and you can run script passwd and change root password:
if you are working in linux and have acpi support you can open for reading file /proc/acpi/battery/{YOUR_BAT}/info. There is some info about laptop battery.
you must have installed alsa-base alsa-utils alsa-oss and if you have that, run alsaconf and then add yourself to group audio "adduser usre_name audio" after that run alsamixer for setting of volume
if you have on one line only one value for example 1 2 3
to = open("file2", "w") #open file for write mode
fp = open("file", "r") #open read for write mode
for line in fp.readlines(): #read file 'file' for lines
if int(line) <= 22 and int(line) >= 10: #if value on line is smaller as 22 and bigger as 10
to.write(line + "\n") # write to file 'file2'
to.close() # close file 'file2'
fp.close() # close file 'file'
and if you have name of acid and value for example name_of_acid 1 name_of_acid 2 you can do that like this
to = open("file2", "w") #open file for write mode
fp = open("file", "r") #open read for write mode
for line in fp.readlines(): #read file 'file' for lines
if ' ' in line:
name, value = line.split(' ') # split current line on name of acid and value
if int(value) <= 22 and int(value) >= 10: #if value on line is smaller as 22 and bigger as 10
to.write(name + ' ' + value + "\n") # write to file 'file2'
to.close() # close file 'file2'
fp.close() # close file 'file'
xampp is good choice. it contains php/perl, mysql, apache2 of course, proftpd etc... and if you want console based mysql client you can download apache-server. if you have debian based distro you can only type "apt-get install mysql-server apache2 mod-libapache-php5" thats all :)
I'm using fluxbox right now and I'm glad for that. It's very easy to use and configuration is not very difficult. On google are many manuals how to configure fluxbox.
I had Ubuntu and it realy is not way. Debian is good choice. But 1CD debian is useless. I prefer debian netinstall and if you will have any problems google is good, or you can try slackware, it is conservative distro but it has a lot of comments in configuration files.
I don't know if I understand correct but you can try something like this
$sql = "SELECT COUNT(t1.id) AS music, COUNT(t2.id) AS videos, COUNT(t3.id) AS something_else FROM table_name1 t1, table_name2 t2, table_name3 t3 WHERE ...";
$result = mysql_query($sql);
$row = mysql_fetch_object($result);
and now you can call $row->video, $row->music etc as num of records in table...
do you have a dial-up connection, USB modem or something else? if you have USB modem and you want connect with ppp deamon you must remove BRLtty. or you can try setup automatic assignment IP adress from DHCP
FreeBSD is unix based OS. Linux isn't OS. It's only kernel ;) based on minix. and if you don't know that, so you haven't skillse for work with FreeBSD ;) in my opinion you can try Debian for example..
