Beat_Slayer

Dont forget to select your code and press (CODE) next time. And do you have a sample file, becasue this normally works. import csv for row in csv.reader(open('mesaure.csv')): print row

Can't you do like this: [CODE]d['key']['fieldname'][/CODE]

Like this? [CODE]#!/usr/bin/env python import urllib def save_page(site="http://www.tvrage.com/Warehouse_13/episode_list"): mypath = site f = open('temp2.txt', 'w') for item in urllib.urlopen(mypath).readlines(): f.write(item) f.close() def find_title(temp="temp2.txt"): f = open(temp) site = f.readlines() f.close() for item in site: if item.find('<title>') != -1: before_html, tag_before, rest_html = str(item).partition('<title>') title, tag_after, after_html = rest_html.partition('</title>') print 'Title:', …

A twin brother??? http://code.activestate.com/recipes/496778-binary-converter10/

??? Does yours outputs like this mate? [CODE]>>> import unittest >>> dir (unittest) ['FunctionTestCase', 'TestCase', 'TestLoader', 'TestProgram', 'TestResult', 'TestSuite', 'TextTestRunner', '_CmpToKey', '_TextTestResult', '_WritelnDecorator', '__all__', '__author__', '__builtins__', '__doc__', '__email__', '__file__', '__metaclass__', '__name__', '__package__', '__unittest', '__version__', '_makeLoader', '_strclass', 'defaultTestLoader', 'findTestCases', 'getTestCaseNames', 'main', 'makeSuite', 'os', 'sys', 'time', 'traceback', 'types'] >>> print unittest.TestCase <class …

Can you provide a sample xml and itl, it's a pretty easy task to achieve. Cheers and Happy coding...

So you can't read C++, and want to convert some C++ files to Python? How about leaking the C++ files so we can help you? Meanwhile, i'll google for tools. ;)

Well, it bothers me to build menus for every shell application that needs one. So, I've written a module to handle that, like in the good old turbo pascal times. :) Here it is, the module comments are pretty explainatory, I think, and the sample usage if run as script …

Simple script for image transparency. Someone asked one some time ago, and i had other but for a different system, and decided to write a Python/PIL version. The value of the color used as transparent is the value of the pixel at position (0, 0). You can adjust tolerance value. …

You don't have questions, nowone cared about this, so just let it sink, till someone finds it attractive. Cheers and Happy coding

[URL="http://docs.python.org/tutorial/index.html"]One of my favorites, it just explains you everything, has a lot of examples.[/URL]

For me it seems like it's working.

Going from the root as as folder python, [CODE]python\Objects\intobject.c[/CODE] Cheers and Happy coding

Have you tried [URL="http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/joystick.html"]pygame.joystick[/URL]. Wheres the code? Cheers and Happy coding

doffing81, theres no need to hardcode the 5 deals. [CODE]def deal(): """this function deals the cards individually to each hand""" for i in range(5): self.append(deck.pop(0)) #pop(0) grabs the first card/item in list p2.append(deck.pop(0)) #pop() would grab last...I believe p3.append(deck.pop(0)) p4.append(deck.pop(0))[/CODE] Cheers and Happy coding

You want all the output in text file, or only the error output? Wich OS? Are you using GUI? Cheers and Happy coding

You can run the listening function on an asynchronized thread. [CODE]from functools import wraps from threading import Thread def async(func): @wraps(func) def async_func(*args, **kwargs): func_handler = Thread(target=func, args=args, kwargs=kwargs) func_handler.start() return func_handler return async_func @async def listener(): print "Initializing Listener..." Listener.Listen(server_ip, int(server_port)) os.system("cls") print "Server IP: %s" % server_ip + …

This should be faster. [CODE]lines = [line for line in tx.readlines(2000000)][/CODE] Cheers and Happy coding

What you mean? Like clipboard access? Or a internal function? Copy to variable and write the variable to the widget maybe? Cheers and Happy coding

Something like... [CODE]self.transport.getDestination()[/CODE] Cheers and Happy coding

I can't see the problem, and it's working good. Maybe IDLE? Maybe version of the pygame you use? Cheers and Happy coding

You don't need to display them, if you maintain a list of the image objects open, you can easilly save them all in a nice loop. Show a example of what you mean, I'll help you. Cheers and Happy coding

[CODE]class SpeciesGrid(wx.Frame): self.EnglishNameList = ['Great Tit','Marsh Tit','Coal Tot','Crested Tit'][/CODE] Your code defines EnglishNameList as a attribute of the SpeciesGrid class, so you must change the [CODE]self.EnglishNameList[/CODE] on the SearchDlg class by something like [CODE]SpeciesGrid.EnglishNameList[/CODE]. Cheers and Happy coding

The usage is [CODE]SetGridCursor(self, row, col)[/CODE], so why collumn -1 on your code mate? [CODE]self.SpeciesGrid.SetGridCursor(ind, -1)[/CODE] Cheers and Happy coding

Add '\n' in each write. Cheers and Happy coding

Only the print implementation. You can do [CODE]from __future__ import print_function[/CODE] and keep the 3.x print style. Cheers and Happy coding

It seems to work here... [CODE]import re print re.findall('[0-9][0-9][0-9]\.', '1234_.txt') print print re.findall('[0-9][0-9][0-9]\.', '1234.txt')[/CODE] Can you explain what's not working. Cheers and Happy coding

The distance between vectors, presuming you have vector A and B with two coordinates x and y, is: [CODE]sqrt(((Ax - Bx) ** 2) + ((Ay - By) ** 2))[/CODE]

@staticmethod returns a static method for function. @classmethod returns a class method for function. The classmethod is called with the 'cls' argument as first argument and it represents the class. It's called when you create a class object and will serve as constructor for the class. At line 13 it …

You have [URL="http://docs.python.org/library/urllib2.html"]urllib2[/URL] also, or you can try with the Beautiful Soup. Cheers and happy coding