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| | I have some processes that I need to keep running on a linux host. For some reason the processes are dying (possibly being killed by another admin). I can hunt that down later, right now I need to make sure the processes are running and relaunch them if necessary Launching … |
| | Hi friends, I've recently changed to ubuntu 9.04.. I've not had any problem with the installation of pyqt as it is available from the ubuntu repositories with umpteen number of packages.. Thanks to ubuntu for making my job easier.. Anyhow i've to download tarball file for python 3.1 and installed … |
| | The function has to show the population for year 1, 2 and so on until the population reaches 1 million. The population increases by 8% every year? [code] def population(): current=input("please enter the current population of the city: ") increase=current/100*8+current year 1=increase while increase>1000000? [/code] |
| | While learning Python I've come across this several times, but I've never been able to get it to work, so I always work around it. No more I say! I'm using 3.1, so I'm assuming that string.split doesn't work in 3.0 and later. Say I want to split [I]"Why does …  |
 | In the following program, at what point does my program call the _str__ method/constructor? I don't see it specifically being called at any point. I know it happens with this line print [CODE]"Printing crit1:" print crit1[/CODE] but I still don't see how or when this happens. Thanks for any and … |
| | What is the command for starting files? Something like this im guessing [CODE] start.file(C:\test.txt)[/CODE] |
| | All I need is a frame, and a panel. On the panel I have to display 3 pictures 1 at a time, separated by a pause of custom length. I need the panel to be 773x632 pixels for my png image. What I need is the function for displaying an … |
| | Hey All, I am working on a Java project for school. To make my project better, I wanted to integrate Python into it... like what I wanted to do is: [LIST] [*]You run the Python program [*]You get two options: [*] a) View source code [*] b) View output [*](Output … |
| | hey ill get straight to the point i need to create a python script to read each record from a .txt file and output each record in the same format to the cmd line, 4 lines including (name,address,ph no and email) 3 records. it needs to utilize the basic logical … |
| | What do you mean by: "but I don't know how to add something to the dictionary while the program is running"? |
| | I'm pretty new to python, but I'm trying to create a simplistic version of Mineweeper. I have developed functions that randomly place mines in a 9x9 matrix (nested lists) and then I have functions that assign values to every cell that doesn't contain a mine corresponding to the number of … |
| | Hey, I was wondering if someone could help to figure out , how to add a value to a key that already exists in the dictionary. where the values of each key are lists. so for example: theIndex = {124:["b","s"], 356:["dg", "n"]} and i want to add the value "m" … |
| | Hi! I was wondering if someone could help with writing the code for the following function. I am having trouble with dictionaries and would greatly appreciate some hints! thanks! Write a function build_car_maker, which consumes a car registry dictionary, and produces a car maker dictionary, leaving the original dictionary unchanged. … |
| | hi, i have to make a simple sudoku solver, i am done 3/4 of it but i'm having a little trouble on somethings, here is what i've got so far [CODE] import copy def display(A): if A: for i in range(9): for j in range(9): if type(A[i][j]) == type([]): print … |
| | I need to be able to print at an offset where the second element of the second list matches up with the first element of the first list. For example have a's line up with the b's: [CODE] list = [[a, b, c, d],[a, X, X, b, c, d],[a, X, … |
| | I need the function to display a square of numbers. This is the actual function. [code] def draw(n): for i in range(n+1): print i*(n) [/code] but if i call the function [code] def drawBlock(3): [/code] then the output should be 333 222 111 but i cant understand how to get … |
| | hi everyone, I am trying to design an assembler program with Python using Tkinter and so far it is going pretty good. I just have one question: Is there anyway to change the text color of just a selected text using a text area? What I mean is, you know … |
| | I'm trying to print horizontally not having any luck. I need to print I#x where x one through the length of a list i.e.-I#1 I#2 I#3 I#4 etc. This is what I have which is syntactically wrong: [CODE]for x in range(1, len(depend)): print "%05s" ('I#'+str(x))[/CODE] Could someone please point me … |
| | How do I get my python code to compile one line at a time so I can see exactly how the code works. If anyone knows how to do this with Wing IDE that would also be helpful. Thanks. |
 | Does anyone use Python on a Windows7 machine? What is your experience? Does it work well? I am thinking about getting a new computer and also start some Python programming. |
| | I am just starting with python and I am trying to write a program that interfaces with flickr. I am using the interface flickr.py found at the following link: [url]http://code.google.com/p/flickrpy/[/url] I am calling the following function: [CODE]myPhotos = myPhotoSets[0].getPhotos()[/CODE] The shell is telling me there is an error in this … |
| | SO I want to make a basic proxy where I want to modify some of the data coming through. I checked out asyncore but that doesnt allow HTTPS and it is pretty complicated, so I just looked at Twisted. My question is since HTTPS is not supported by Twisted, can … |
| | how could i square the result of function?.. so when i call the functioon [code] def sum(first, last): for i in range(first, last+1): print i return i**2 [/code] it gives the answer as 50, as it should square 3,4 and 5=50 |
| | When the function is called count(3,5) then it should display 3,4 and 5.. but my function only seems to show 3 and 4 and not 5? def count(first,last): for i in range(first, last): print i |
| | Trying to make a file that tests how many seconds it takes for python to use a while loop to count how many seconds 1000 loops takes. Not working, I don't know why. Every time I run this it outputs "('It took 0,0')"...The while loop didn't start. [CODE]import time import … |
 | hi everyone. Say I have my project directorys set up like so: /glider /libs classes.py /graphics /rooms room images go here I'm trying to access a image from graphics/rooms, but from classes.py. I'm using pygame, and I know to go back a folder in a dir; you use: [CODE=python]# go … |
| | Hi! I would like to build a minimalistic program which finds the tokens from a text. Its output should ideally be identical to the result of: [CODE]gposttl input_file | awk '{print $1}'[/CODE] which are just the tokens. An example: [CODE]That's a word and this is a number 123.456. I would … |
| | Hello, I'm having trouble making a little parser for the eix program (a gentoo portage search tool) I need to delete (or not write) the last lines of the output (overlays and total packages), they will start always like '[n]' where n is the number of the overlay and the … |
| | okay the point of the program is to have the user select two points which would be the points that make up the base of the house, then they select a point inside the house that will serve as the center of a door, however if they click outside of … |
| | for example if i wanted to add a list to another list, like: a = [a,b,c] b = [1,2,3] my code: [code] def add(a, b): a = a.append(b) [/code] it would output ['a', 'b', 'c', [1, 2, 3]] what do i have to change to make it output ['a', 'b', … |
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