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 | Hi. I am trying to get texturing to work in PyOpenGL in 2D. I have the following code so far for textures: [CODE]def tex(path): img = pygame.image.load(path) img.convert_alpha() try: ix, iy, image = img.get_width(), img.get_height(), pygame.image.tostring(img, 'RGBA') except SystemError: ix, iy, image = imgs.get_width(), img.get_height(), pygame.image.tostring(img, 'RGBA') ID = glGenTextures(1) … |
| | Hi there. I am currently writing a registration program in Python, and have come across a problem. In my hours of searching, there seems to be no way to split a list that has elements obtained from [B]raw_input[/B]. Basically, I would like to take input from a user, feed it …  |
| | I was able to print out daily values and aggregate the final annual result but I am lost and dont know where to start on how to sum the daily values to monthly and print it out. I need your help badely. Here is part of the code [CODE] import … |
| | hi all I'm trying to make a simple web using a form and method="POST" My page works fine in Firefox but fails in IE6. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong ? Here is my code [code] import cgi import os import parseFieldStorage import time def test(): print 'Content-Type: … |
| | so i'm almost done with my project. however, i'm still getting some errors when i run. you can find my code below. if you see any problems and know how to fix them, please, please, please let me know! class tennis: def __init__ (self, name, rank, tournamentsPlayed, country, racquetBrand): self.name … |
| | [B][INDENT]below is the tutorials for developing the program i had a hard time with it. Part 1: Blackjack Card Game Blackjack is a card game played in casinos. The game is also called Twenty-One. Blackjack came originally from France, where it is called Vingt-Et-Un (21). The goal for both the … |
| | Hey guys, I am having some trouble getting my head around tkinter at the moment. I am new to programming and have been using python for about 2 months now. The problem I am having is with RadioButtons. I have a set of radio buttons numbered 1-9 and I can … |
| | Hi, I want to search for a particular text on an html page ---> Build Complete Further execution should be only if the build is successful which is denoted by the text 'Build Complete' on the webpage. Denoted in bold in the code below. [CODE] URL = "http://11.12.13.27:8080/cruisecontrol" from urllib2 … |
| | Hi, Please check the below code. [CODE] URL = "http://11.12.13.27:8080/cruisecontrol" from urllib2 import urlopen from HTMLParser import HTMLParser import re # Fetching links using HTMLParser def get_links(url): parser = MyHTMLParser() parser.feed(urlopen(url).read()) parser.close() return parser.links # Build url for Deploy page def get_deploy_url(): url = URL + "/buildresults/xxx_%s_nightly_build" % branch print … |
| | Basically need help with one evil section of code! My program opens a start window which introduces the program. A start button leads to a second window with a number of buttons. The main two are "open" and "find restriction site". Im having problem with the code for the latter. … |
| | Hi, I need to create a spell checking program where: - the dictionary is loaded in as a set() - the 2nd file is input by the user - all words that are not in the dictionary are added to a list and printed out My code so far is: … |
| | Hello, I currently have the following python code: [CODE] #usr/bin/python import os variable=raw_input('Search for this string: ') os.system("grep $variable sample.txt") [/CODE] Basically what I want to do is to grep a string found in the text file "sample.txt" When I run the code, it just hangs. How can I make … |
| | Hi, Im basically from QA. I have a piece of code in python that parses HTML pages to reach to a specific link on a webpage. The below code gets me the url of the link which needs to be clicked. What code should i write to simulate clicking a … |
| | Hi, The below code is doing the following 1. Reading the branch name and the destination from a txt file 2. Parsing thru HTML pages Basically, i want to deploy the build of the branch (supplied thru txt file) on a test environment (supplied thru txt file) The branch_dest file … |
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| | Hi, I'm new to Python, and although I've quite some programming experience, I wasn't able to find an answer for this problem: As a first project, I am trying to create a small text game. All is going well (since it's very basic), except for my inventory system. At the …  |
| | Hello everyone, I have searched for this high and low but could not find a solution. To elaborate on the heading. I am trying to figure out a way to do this: 1. I have a text file with one line paths and file listing in it, for example: [CODE] … |
| | I have this program, is working good but i got error when the rows are full because stop and not keep going...can some one help me please..:) import random class Rack(object): def __init__(self, cols, rows): self.rows = rows self.cols = cols grid = Rack(7,6) def returnStartRack(xLen,yLen, blank): grid = [] … |
| | Hi, I'm trying to count the number of unique IP addresses present in an apache log file. I am using a text file to store the unique IP addresses as this needs to scale to large numbers of IP addresses (upwards of 100 million) so using a dictionary or any … |
 | Okay my syntax highlighter works very well, I only have on problem, Sometimes GetWords() adds "\n" to operatorless although there isn't pressed an enter I think the problem is within the GetWords() function, but I give all functions to be sure.. Main function is OnKeyUp, colorize prints the text colored … |
| | Hey all, I'm currently making a button so that when i click on it, it shows the number of that button in an [B]Entry Screen[/B]. If you can help me it would be great. Thanks again! :) [CODE]def createSeven(self): top=self.winfo_toplevel() top.rowconfigure(0, weight=1) top.columnconfigure(0, weight=1) self.rowconfigure(0, weight=1) self.columnconfigure(0, weight=1) self.Button = …  |
| | my assignment is to write a program that asks the user to enter the name of the artist, the name of the art and then how much it is worth. At the end the program should print the average of the values. After that, it wants the program to sort … |
| | Hi My txt file looks something like this: Branch: ltm_7.4 Destination: Test 5 [CODE] lines = open("branch_dest.txt").readlines() lines=[x.split() for x in lines] print lines branch = "%s" % lines[0][1].strip(': ') print branch destination = "%s" % lines[1][2].strip(': ') print destination [/CODE] I need to extract the branch name and the … |
| | i'm pretty clueless about everything dealing with python. i need help creating a sorting algorithm that can sort names in a list alphabetically. and example code to help get me started would be much appreciated. |
| | Hi everybody! I'm facing a really tricky problem in python. I am using the pyserial package to communicate with an external serial interface board. The board accepts certain hexadecimal strings as commands in the following form : --example-- command1 : "\x02\xa1" command2 : "\x03\xa2\xb5" etc... Some of the commands are … |
| | Hi, I want to access a link starting with clients_test on a particular webpage. I have the following code client_re = re.compile(r"clients_test") def get_client_url(): url = get_artifacts_url() for link in get_links(url): if client_re.search(link["href"]): return "http://11.12.13.27:8080" + link["href"] Sometimes the page has many links beginnng with clients_test for e.g: clients_test4, clients_test5, … |
| | I started to think how to create up and down style loop, and what I ended up was this. Wanted to do it little unconventional way though to demonstrate the property of range as list.[code]for n in range(8): for i in range(n)+range(n-2,-1,-1): print i, print """ Output: 0 0 1 … |
| | I have registered a new Tkinter module @ pypi. tkPickaColor is a dialog intended for Linux coders to provide a more full featured color chooser than is now available. I say for Linux coders since a better chooser is already available on the MS Windows side. It seems to be … |
| | so i have a project due in my computer programming class and i need some serious help. we are learning about recursive sorting, such as merge sort, selection sort, etc. my project has to do with taking 10 people and sorting them in order by their names (alpabetically), rank (numerically), … |
| | Hey guys, I'm pretty inexperienced with Python, but I wanted to give it a shot because I plan on using it on an upcoming visual aid contest. I've been working on a side scrolling type project where you move left and right and the backgrounds scroll across displaying various images. … |
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