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| | Hello, I'm trying to learn Python to get ahead in school but don't know where to start. I already have a shell and SW installed on my machine to write the code, but I can't find a good index of the codes. What would you suggest I do or learn … |
| | Hi all, long time lurker and first time poster. I'm writing a Python program which does analysis on mp3 files, so I'd like to read in the mp3 data as a numpy array. I'm using pymad, which seems stable and works well. When you read in a frame of data … |
 | I thought users of the python forum could be interested in a seminar conference by Guido van Rossum about the design and implementation of the python language, so here is the link [url]http://irbseminars.intel-research.net/GuidoVanRossum.wmv[/url] (it may be easier to download the file first instead of reading it directly from your browser) |
| | Hi Guys I have this situation where I should have a cascaded menu bar with menu items and menu nodes. the task is to display a node item when selected a node on the menu bar. this menu bar is not the top but somewhere else inside the frame. Can … |
| | Hello, I am learning Django now, I was wondering how can I use Python Module in django as an app. Example - if I have an python network module, how can I use this module in Django as an network app? Is this possible? If possible then please let me … |
| | Hi Everyone, Do you know how i can get the values using Regular Expression between the opening and closing tags of xml files? I need to process xml files using python and i just need to get the values between tags. For example: [CODE]<name value>my name is </name value>[/CODE] i … |
 | hi all... whats the difference between os.popen and subprocess.popen?? what does shell=True in subprocess.call really mean? if os.popen is used for snmpwalk, will there be any problem such as exceeding pipe capacity? what is the capacity of the file objcet connected to pipe using os.popen?/ how much data can it … |
| | hi all can u pls help me regarding iterating through an integer variable within a subprocess call here is what i exactly want to do for n in range(1,16): subprocess.call(['snmpset', '-v2c', '-c arct1c', '192.168.5.157', '.1.3.6.1.4.1.18489.1.2.1.5.1.2.0', 'i ','n']) i.e., i want to iterate through snmpwalk..but its not working:( it shows 'bad … |
| | [CODE]for i in range(len(sumprop3)): for j in range(len(x2)): if j==i: print x2[j], atomnumber[i:i+8] [/CODE] For atomnumber[i:i+8] it is printing the range ie [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. I want it to print just [1,8]. How would I do this? |
| | Im honestly going to die in this class! We have a project that we need to do on adding binary numbers and I cannot manage to get past the first step...checking the users strings for 1's and 0's. If it contains anything else...the code is supposed to reject the users …  |
| | Really, the title says it all. Is there any way to compile all the instances of a class into a list, or other such data structure? |
| | Hi all, Could anyone please help me with this i have a cascaded menu button and i am adding nodes in a loop like this [CODE] #Create a cascading menu button for adding attribute types AttTypemenuBar = Pmw.MenuBar(topF, hull_relief = 'raised',hull_borderwidth = 1) aname = " Select...." self.createAttTypeMenu(AttTypemenuBar, topF, typeF, … |
 | Is it possible to import a and import b, but have functions from both a and b under a different name? Example under a.py there is function jopen() under b.py there is function ropen() i want be able to call both of them from c: c.jopen() c.ropen() |
| | Is there an way to create matrix[a][b][c][d] in python? It seems that you can write this way in Perl but not Python? Thanks! |
| | Hi! :) I have been starting this small GUI application on monitoring data sent via the serial port... I have made the necessary preparations, please see: [CODE]import wx import time import wx.gizmos as gizmos import datetime class MACE(wx.Frame): def __init__(self, parent, ID, title): wx.Frame.__init__(self, None, -1, "MACE PQ MONITORING SYSTEM", … |
| | can anyone help me regarding how multiple snmp sets can be invoked in python within a for loop? |
| | Hello, just find this website and feel it is great to learn Python here. I have a question when I try to read data from file and compile a dictionary from the data. The data look like this, 1 1 A A 0 1 2 A B 1 1 3 … |
| | Hi. How can I get subprocess.Popen.stdout size? Before reading from Popen.stdout I want to check its size, then get bytes from it. [CODE] def execute_bash(self): wait_sec = 5 import time import subprocess wForceKill = True res = subprocess.Popen(self.command, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) for i in range(wait_sec): res.poll() if res.returncode != None: … |
| | I have input values of x, y, z coordinates in the following format: [-11.235865 5.866001 -4.604924] [-11.262565 5.414276 -4.842384] [-11.291885 5.418229 -4.849229] [-11.235865 5.866001 -4.604924] I want to draw polygons and succeeded with making a list of wx.point objects. But I need to plot floating point coordinates so I had … |
| | hypothetical say i have [code] for i in range(20): for j in range(20): for k in range(20): [/code] How could I != all fo them without writing 20 statements i !=j !=k doesnt work obviously (I have to compare 5 words so writing a seperate for each combination would take … |
| | I have been trying to replicate Matlab's patch() function (reference url: [url]http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/patch.html[/url]) with numpy and wxpython. The ultimate goal is to replicate the functionality of following line in python: [CODE] patch(vertices(i,[1,5,9]),vertices(i,[2,6,10]),(ctotal/3))[/CODE] It is a 2D patch function which draws triangular polygons. I am familiar with using wxPython for simple GUI … |
| | Hi, I set out to make a body fat calculator tonight. There are a number of things that need to be improved in the below code (any suggestions welcome) but there's one thing I am really baffled by. I get a syntax error on the last few print lines. Please … |
| | Trying to find an easier way to write my code. I am using the graphics.py module. I will add the graphics program as an attachment for anyone who does not have it or doesn't know what I am talking about. The first program I made is archery. Just simple circles … |
| | I have to make a server in python,which will extract POST data sent from the browser. Can anyone tell how can I go about this?  |
| | This snippet defines a function [icode]exc_browse()[/icode] which displays the current python exception in the web browser. This can be useful to non web programmers who want a nicely displayed exception traceback (web frameworks usually include this feature). The idea of this function is to store the html code generated by … |
| | Hi everyone, Im a python beginner so please bare with me, i have done the first few project euler but thats it, Im trying to write a script that will search all txt, htm, html files recursively through multiple directorys for a string and will then write the whole line … |
| | Could anyone instruct me about the Python code for magic square 3*3, I got some instructions but still made no dent in program. Could anybody send me the code? O(∩_∩)O Thanks! here's the instrctions: magic3 # In recreational mathematics, a magic square of order n # is an arrangement of … |
| | I'm very new to programing, anyways, i was instructed to crate a program to calculate the are of rectangle, using the input from the user ( width, lenght ) using functions here is what i have, but i'm getting a error at the end [CODE] recWidth = input ('Please enter … |
| | I am stuck on my python lab from this week. The lab deals with strings and being able to search them, slice them, etc. The part I'm stuck on is as follows: "You will implement in Python a function matchPat. It will take two arguments, a pattern string and a … |
| | I am new to python and numpy. When I wrote: zeros((20000,20000),int), it returned "MemoryError". Does this mean that this array exceeds python's memory limit? Is there a way to define such big an array in python? Thanks. |
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