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| | ok so I'm very new to python and I know java pretty well... Here is the source code I have come up with for the beginnings of a md5 brute forcing program: [CODE]#For testing purposes only passwords that have one letter/number will be cracked import os import md5 def bruteForce(): … |
| | I have a class, and create 4 instances of this class as per below: [code=PYTHON]class AuctionList: def __init__(self): self.Clear_Auction_List() # Data auctionList = [] #Functions .... [/code] [code=PYTHON]currentAuctionList = AuctionList() previousCurrentAuctionList = AuctionList() finishedAuctionList = AuctionList() successfulAuctionList = AuctionList()[/code] The class has a list variable and a few functions to … |
| | Hi, I'm writing a multi-threaded script with wxPython as a GUI toolkit. About 50% of the time, I can run my script flawlessly. The other 50% of the time, I get [U]huge[/U] errors regarding wxPython that I cannot seem to decipher; however, I think it could possibly be a problem … |
| | Hi. I would like to use conky to display EPG on me desktop. I found a cool website: [URL="http://nazham.com/2009/07/26/how-to-enhance-your-linux-desktop-with-conky/"]http://nazham.com/2009/07/26/how-to-enhance-your-linux-desktop-with-conky/[/URL] and the owner, Mahzan Musa was very kind to provide his code. THANK YOU Unfortunately his html epg source is completely different from mine and the code was not so easy … |
| | hello friends can anyone please help me with a C version of a brute force cracker in which i can compare with a selected string and identify for a match.. the c version is in the link bellow [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread121991.html[/url] cheers |
| | Short version: How can I provide a GUI over the web to a user to allow them to select a file from a directory on the server? Explanation: I need to process data files stored on the server and generate some graphs of the results. I have (as my first … |
 | I'd like to know how to program a hex editor in python, using just tk with the main installation. (no add ons like wx or any others) if anyone can help, this would be gladly appreciated. I'm not really "good" at python yet, so please try to be detailed. (not … |
| | as well as my last thread (hex editor) I need help knowing how to program a 3d model viewer that reads obj format, and supports texturing... unlike the hex editor, I have some code if you want to play around with it... you must set everything manually before you run … |
| | hi so for my project we were asked to ask the user to input a width and height for the dimensions of turtle screen. i asked for a user input then split it, and put in into a list then converted the two separate numbers into integers. so for example …  |
| | [CODE]# PURPOSE: to see if a user entered number (n) is prime or not prime # # INPUT(S): a number greater than 2. (n>2) # # OUTPUT(S): prime or not prime depending on what (n) is. # # EXAMPLES:input: ;output: # input: ;output: ################################################################################ import math def prime(n): for i … |
| | Hi, I am hosting a UDP server as part of my application on a thread. The problem is when I close the application it doesn't exit completely because the server is still running on the thread. [code=python] class pdu_parser(Thread): run_parser = True sock = None def __init__(self): Thread.__init__(self) def run(self): …  |
| | Hi All, I have a popup window, which shows up after double clicking an installer. This window has 3 buttons: Back, Next & cancel. Using win32api I am able to get the window handles for all three buttons. I need to find out which of the buttons is enabled or … |
| | hey, im having trouble making a python program run using a window, honestly i dont even know where to start. I have to make a coffee program where there is a menu and the user has to choose between adding, modifying, searching, showing, and deleting any entrys made to the … |
 | Hi, I'm trying to use the built in gcd method to calculate the gcd for two values. Unfortunately I can't seem to import the right module to get the method. [code=python] from fractions import Fraction ... x = gcd(a,b) [/code] |
| | I'm trying to code the game of minesweeper. For some reason, the image won't display properly--and it isn't a case of a missing file, b/c I have a try-except code snippet that is set to print out an error message should this occur, and that isn't happening. So either it's … |
| | Hi I've been give a task to create a text based game (multi user dungeon) in python but am unsure where to start. All I know is I have to use tcp and udp or something like that. I am very unfamiliar with this so I hope someone can help …  |
| | Hi everybody, I'm new at Python and this forum has been a great help so far, so I hope someone is willing to help me on the following problem. It can count the number of sentences and words in a text, but after I have split up a text into … |
| | I have a wx app that I would like to actively debug (even after it is compiled via py2exe). Is there a way to hook all methods(without having to manually add code to each one) and have it print their names' as they execute. I've looked into both the "inspect" …  |
| | [CODE=python ]while 1: tracking.update() for obj in tracking.objects(): allobjs=[] allobjs.append(obj.xpos) allobjs.append(obj.ypos) allobjs.append(obj.xmot) allobjs.append(obj.ymot) allobjs.append(obj.sessionid) aobjlist.append(allobjs) [/CODE] In the above snippet of code tracking.objects() returns a list of objects with above mentioned properties. tracking.update() continuously updates obj attributes and adds new objects. Our requirement was to have an Multi dimensional list … |
| | Hi, I was wondering if there was a way to set a directory in python code when I read/write files. For example, if I have [CODE] import scipy def test_io(): scipyArray1 = scipy.array([[1.0,2.0],[3.0,4.0],[5.0,6.0]]) outFile = file('tmpdata1.txt', 'w') scipy.io.write_array(outFile,scipyArray1) outFile.close() inFile = file('tmpdata1.txt', 'r') scipyArray2 = scipy.io.read_array(inFile) print 'type(scipyArray2):', type(scipyArray2) print … |
 | Hi people! I need your help with a find function for a glossary program that I'm writing for my own use. I'm using python 3.x and have already made a find function, but I don't like how it came out. Let me explain with an example: First, let me show … |
| | the question is: "Sum of a series of numbers entered by the user until the value 999 is entered but 999 should not be a part of the sum" at first i thought the question was asking for the sum of user entered numbers until the sum reaches 999. after … |
| | [CODE]# PURPOSE: to calculate the sum of the first (n) odd counting numbers # # INPUT(S): the number (n) which will be the last number added to the sum # # OUTPUT(S): the sum of the first (n) counting numbers # # EXAMPLES: input: 23 ; output: 144 # input: … |
| | Hello, it is me again with another homework assignment. I am having issues starting this one. Every draft I make for it feels way too long and that I can make it much, much shorter. First, I am using Python version 2.3.2. I am using graphics.py, buttons.py, and am basing … |
| | The title maybe a little bit confusing, I will explain it. I am using opensuse. Usually I work in a shell like this: $vim test.py $python test.py >>>running... >>>running... >>>running... >>>running... $ Here the program end, but I cannot make further change nor access to the variable. I know I … |
| | Hey whats up I'm new to this forum so I hope I'm posting this right. Ok so my problem is that I have created a server in python that is on a certain port, and I have setup port forwarding so that all traffic on the specified port is sent … |
| | (a) [CODE]def main(): maze= open('maze.txt','r+') for line in maze: line = line.strip() print line maze.close() print start(maze,x,y) print maze[y][x][/CODE] (b) [CODE]def start(maze,x,y): for x in range(0,len(maze)): if maze[y][x] == "s" print maze[y][x] return x, y[/CODE] question (b): write a function that walks through the maze and attempts to find exit. … |
| | Thanks to another post of mine, I found out about itertools.product(). What I was wondering how to do is to code it so that I can use as many arrays as parameters as possible, with the number of arrays being defined by user input. for example, If the user inputted … |
| | I know how to get a program to read a raw text file that has been piped to it, and do some simple things like counting letters, but I don't know how to read the actual words and store the entire word as a string. For example, if a text … |
 | Let's take this: [CODE]f = open ('myflie.txt', 'w') f.write ('12345');[/CODE] I always get the length of the output printed on the console. Is there any way to prevent it from printing it? |
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