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So, my problem is that I want to run a process every 5 minutes, however I also want a console input which can modify its preferences and call functions depending console input. How can this be done system-independently? | |
I try to understand the regex in python. How can i split the following sentence with regular expression? "familyname, Givenname A.15.10" this is like the phonebook in python regex http://docs.python.org/library/re.html. The person maybe have 2 or more familynames and 2 or more givennames. After the familynames exist ', ' and … | |
Hi to everyone. I am new here and i try to learn python3. For this reason i try to implement a problem with the following characteristics: A class Room with atrributes(building,floor,number) and a Class occupant with attributes(familyname,givenname,room). Next the program will read a text file line by line. each line … | |
Dear all, I have the data like this, Truely saying i have data like this with more than 50 column and more than this rows. I am tryng to plot these data. 1 23 123 2 12 124 3 15 125 4 18 135 5 19 137 6 12 141 … | |
Hey everyone, I'm trying to install numpy on a 64 bit SUSE linux (HPC) machine that I don't have root on. I've tried about a hundred different ways of doing it off of google and all seem to be failing at one stage or another. I'm starting by installing lapack … | |
I have tried to figure this out on my own forever now. I have been getting hint from the net but can't figure it out. So I figured I would admit defeat and see what you guys could show me. I need the three numbers entered into this program to … | |
Hi, I have an application that converts the ascii characters within the excel file into hexa conversion ie. à to & #x00E0; but my application has one strict requirement and that is the excel file must be properly encoded in UTF-8. I have noticed that simply saving the excel file … | |
I'm trying to write a video streamer using Socket and ImageGrab modules in Python. so far I've got a streamer that can send pictures of the desktop from one computer to another over a TCP connection, but as you probably can guess, the frame rate is very low so what's … | |
I have a text file named "multipoles.txt", i took a screen shot of it ( [url]http://img193.imageshack.us/i/textf.jpg/[/url]) so i can explain myself better. Ok so I basically want to go in the file and get the data from the third column below the text that says Electronic Charge Electrons. The numbers … | |
Dear all, I am using python and trying to plot the large scale of data as follows. A B C D E 1 2 4 5 6 2 3.1 5 1 8. 3 5 5 6 10.1 4 8 9 7 13 5 11 13 12 6 18 19 Just … | |
I am trying to use the mechanize module to automate a task on the web. I am able to get the first form to submit correctly. After I submit the first form I would like to take the data from the second website(or form) I am taken to(after I enter … | |
| Hello. I recently finished my 1. semester in Computer Science, and got a good fundamental idea on programming in Python. Our exam assignment whas to create a game where we had to smash robots by clicking around with the mouse. The GUI was provided by our instructor. Now we newer … |
I have a script where text is inserted into a scrolledText widget, using Pmw megawidgets. A tag is assigned to the text, and when you click on it, the text is hidden, that is, it changes color to the background color. To unhide it you click it again. What I … | |
Hi I am trying my hand at GUI using Python and Tkinter. I know there are probably better options out there but I only have access to Tkinter here at work. My question is this. I have written this: #!/usr/local/bin/python2.6 from Tkinter import * import os root = Tk() root.title("EIMA … | |
%author: Alexis Papathanassopoulos from Tkinter import * import Image, ImageTk import os import glob import time top = Tk() c=Canvas(top,width=800,height=400, bg='lightblue') c.grid(row=0,columnspan=2,sticky=N+E+W+S) pdict={} class Flow: def __init__(self, clickfunc): self.cfunc = clickfunc def goto(self, canvas, nr): global velocity,autorotate clickeditem = canvas.find_withtag("pic_" + str(nr)) tagsofitem= canvas.gettags(clickeditem) oldcenteritem= canvas.find_withtag('center') if clickeditem: if oldcenteritem: … | |
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/21125662/compilation/OsuModTool.txt It doesn't really work - text didn't change - why it doesn't work? It doesn't give me any error (but print prints what it should) https://dl.dropbox.com/u/21125662/compilation/post_adder_win.txt I call function through keyboard event | |
Hello, I am new to python and i am having problems in the output format of "for" "in" loop example the code below # A word count programme # Author why jay def main(): import string word=0 line=0 letters=0 asd=raw_input("Enter file here : ") f_name=open(asd,'r') for why in f_name: see=why.split() … | |
Note: This is a server that is going to be used on a build farm, So 3rd party libraries are no use here. I've been working on writing a python script that can be used to POST files on to a tomcat server (java), I finished writing the servlet and … | |
So i've found this HTTP downloader in python, and I wanted to modify it. I've been trying to add a ttk progressbar, to no avail, but I have no idea why it isn't working! Here is my code: import urllib2 import Tkinter import ttk url = 'http://kharg.czystybeton.pl/pendulum%20-%20%5B2005%5D%20hold%20your%20colour/05.%20through%20the%20loop.mp3' file_name = url.split('/')[-1] … | |
| Hi, I am learning python coming from a C background and I am trying to understand how python lists work. I took a look at the built in methods, and I am wondering if they are implemented like a linked list. The reason I am wondering this, is because I … |
Hey Folks. I'm writing a Python app using wx and I'd really like the ability to block the Capslock key at certain times. My current system has some unfortunate toggling of Hotkey Bindings and uses SendKeys, which results in some ugly keyboard light flashing and some seemingly random infinite loops. … | |
Hey guys, I'm trying to install my own version of python on an HPC without root access so I can use my own packages. So far I am banging my head against the wall and getting nowhere. I actually had my own version of python, numpy, ipython and a couple … | |
EXPERIMENT : KSAS1201 SG CLIMAT CHANGE DATA PATH : C:\DSSAT45\Sorghum\ TREATMENT 1 : N.American SGCER045 @ VARIABLE SIMULATED MEASURED -------- ------- -------- Panicle Initiation day (dap) 62 -99 Anthesis day (dap) 115 -99 Physiological maturity day (dap) 160 -99 Yield at harvest maturity (kg [dm]/ha) 8478 -99 Number at maturity … | |
Real quick question. If I have a string 'hi my name is bill' and I want to reduce this to a list of letters, with no whitespaces (eg ['h', 'i', 'm', 'y'] as opposed to ['hi', 'i', ' ' , 'm', 'y', ' ', 'n'...]), is there a really quick … | |
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I'm trying to learn python and is looking for sites to learn it from so if you know a site please comment. | |
The script I have been working on cleans up ftp images from a bunch a cameras and does this everyday. It deletes directories older than 14 days. The issue I am running accross is that even though there is typically 15k images in each directory, it takes WAY to long … | |
This code snippet allows you to list the files in a folder sorted by "last modified date". The tuple returned by the os.stat() function contains amongst other things the last modified date, which is then converted by the time.localtime() function to a tuple that is ideal for sorting. You can … | |
Has anybody written or know of a log parser I can use to parse Shoutcast (v2) logs? | |
Suppose I wrote a code like this from pylab import * t1 = text(1, 1, "Hello") draw() t1.remove() draw() How do I suppose to show t1 again in my figure? Thanks for help |
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