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using graphics in python how am I able to contain a movable object within set bounds eg a ball with obstacles that it will not pass through. I can produce the ball and obstacles but the ball passes right through the obstacles :(

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Hi guys:-) I have no experience in programming, and i realise that asking for someone to write an entire programme for me might be a stretch, but unfortunately i havent got any mates that are good at programming. I think the program i need is fairly simple once you know …

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Alright, let's try this again. I've started over from scratch and we have got the basic functions working. Everything so far has checked out, but I am still trying to get it to pull the right credentials. I can get it to pull one of the rows out of the …

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I am writing a script to rename and reorganize the mp3 on my iPod. For those who don't know, if you drag and drop your music from the iPod to a computer, there is a crazy F## folder structure and all the names are 4 random characters. I want to …

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I have some random text like: [CODE]>>>text= \ """import sys n = int(sys.argv[1]) ;;print "blbalbalbalabllalbaa" replace me i in range(1,n) {print "numbers:";;replace me j in range(1,3) {print j} ;;print i ;;replace me k in range(1,3) {print k} ;;print "end!"} replace me n < 5 {print n ;;print "youragenious"} """[/CODE] i'd …

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I really need help in some parts of my minesweeper code using Tkinter. I don´t have much experience in python and I am facing two major problems that I just can´t solve. The first one is that, as I generate buttons dynamically, they all have the same name and receive …

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Hello .. I'm new in python and I have a problem in a project that I have to deliver later this week (the dashboard of a car). Whenever I do a refresh of the frame to update data pointers account revolutions speedometer .. he paints everything again including background image …

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Hey, I need help with setting up an authentication code. I am currently working on a project to build a blog server in python for an intro level python course. We are using the PESTO and POSTGRESQL wsgi and sql clients respectively. I am trying to authenticate against a user …

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What is the most efficient way to: [LIST=1] [*]Check if a list has duplicate items (return a boolean) [*]Get duplicate items in a list (return a list) [/LIST] I'm looking for something quick and concise, as my solutions are rather cumbersome: [CODE]def list_has_duplicate_items( L ): for item in L: if …

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Hello, pls.can anybody help me? I try to solve a exercise where I need to involve random module. Here is a text: Exercise 2 In this example, ties are broken by comparing words, so words with the same length appear in alphabetical order. For other applications you might want to …

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Is there a way to append the current date to an output file. My output statement looks like, [CODE]result=open('Results.csv','wb')[/CODE] If I run it today, I would like the file name to be something like Results20100528 (for May 28, 2010). If I run it tomorrow, I would like it to be …

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I use python for various personal projects and hobby stuff. I do mostly command line stuff, just cuz I don't need the gui for a lot of it. I would like to start moving on to GUIs, but I have run into a problem. I started with Python v3. All …

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hey guys... I have a simple question ... is it possible to write a python code (a function or a class) that would take coordinates as parameters (four angles of a rectangle), extract the image from google earth and then save it ? I ve been looking around but no …

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if at the end of the code i write this o execute main, [code] if __name__ == '__main__': try: main() except KeyboardInterrupt: pass[/code] isnt thre anyyy other way to exit the interpretor except pressing ctrl -c ???? the interpretor halts even if code ends and then i have to press …

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Starting with version 2.6 Python has introduced a new container called the named tuple. You can use it similar to a class based record structure, but it has the memory efficiency of a tuple.

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im a beginner of coding and using python. Im trying to code for a linear search but I don't know how to:(

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I've been trying to match some incoming strings from a mud(text based rpg) and I'm having some trouble. I need a regex that will match the <mob> tag in these strings. You can have a separate regex per sentence to match the surrounding text. You would stomp <mob> into the …

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Given a coordinate string -- 'x, y' -- where x and y are 1-4 digits, separated by \D+: '34, 58' I want to able to get a tuple with each number as an integer: (34 , 58) [B]Method 1[/B]: I could find the numbers, convert the tuple groups() to a …

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Hello, I'm a high school student and I just started learning Python. I'd really appreciate some help on some problems I've been assigned, and some tips that could help me out in the future with problems like these. >>> getLeaves ( jenny ) [5,3,0,9] >>> >>> getLeaves ( joshua ) …

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Hello everyone! I am using python 2.6 on cygwin environment and wondering how could i prevent two python processes from writing to a file at the same time. The file that is shared between the python processes is an ini file and is accessed through ConfigObj module. The first python …

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<code=python> >>>f = file("sendBuffer.dat","rb") >>> f.read() '\x81x\x00>\x00\x02\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00A .\x00\x10aG\xce\x00 \x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x01\xcd\xccL@\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x 00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00' >>> text = f.read() >>> print text </code> In the above code f.read() prints the data, but when i say print text or print length of text it returns NULL and zero respectively. Any Ideas?

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Hi Everyone :cool: What is the best way to represent, modify, and perform calculations with hexadecimal values (for instance, byte addresses) in Python? It seems every time I play with hex numbers, I'm always getting the result as a string or regular int type. case in point: Let's say I …

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Hi i'm totally new to python and I'm trying to make an easy GUI with tkinter that should take a name of a textfile in an entry widget, and when you click a button the text in the entry should be passed to a function handling the file. This is …

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I have a csv file with 4 columns that I want to use to create menus. For example, the second column has values such as "TEST", "QA", "PROD" and a couple of others. I want to take all the values from the second column, weed out the duplicates, then create …

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Hi guys, a not so complex question: [CODE] form xml.etree.ElementTree import * >>> tostring("<home><room>bedroom</room></home>") '<home><room>bedroom</room></home>' [/CODE] I would like to have the indentation in for the string. Something like: <home> [INDENT]<room>bedroom</room> [/INDENT] </home> Of course my document is a little complex. Is it possible to have it in an automatic …

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[CODE]# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- p = [1, 2, 0, -1, 3, 4, 5] smaller = 0 bigger = 0 i = 0 while i < len(p): if p[i] >= p: bigger += 1 print bigger i += 1[/CODE] #bigger than -1 is (1, 2, 0, 3, 4, 5) #bigger …

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Hi there. Day 2 of programming python. In this thread I posted my first attempt [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post1231604.html#post1231604[/url] and growing from there it goes to slightly deeper water here. I have three .txt files: nvutf8.txt here new vocab items are stored esutf8.txt here example sentences are stored exoututf8.txt example sentences from esutf8.txt …

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i need to make a program that adds numbers, but asking first the user how many numbers he wants to add, and then adding them. any one knows how to do that

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