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| | Basically I'm trying to take a Template String and store it in a variable for later use. I'm new with Python and programming languages in general so I'm finding difficulty in doing this. This is the code I'm using to generate the string: [code]from string import Template s = Template('$who … |
 | hi all , I like to write a program which I input the dates and amounts of say 10 checks , and print out the total amount of checks and number of days thet are apart from each other on another entry widget . the code I have done sofar … |
| | Hello everyone, I am new to python and I want to register and unregister the variables from a session (As we do in PHP using session_register() and session_unregister() function),So that i do not need to transfer them in the URL of my site. Can anybody tell me how can i … |
| | Hi, I've a CGI form script. I'm testing it to see if it's possible to grab the headers sent by the client's computer when the form is submitted. Here's my code: # start code import httplib conn = httplib.HTTPConnection("www.somesite.org") conn.request("POST", "/scripts/test.py") r1 = conn.getresponse() header = r1.getheader('user_header') conn.close print header … |
| | I'm somewhat new to Python and want to clear a few things up regarding running scripts. Alright, so here's what I want to do: I want to run a script inside of a script, and then have the first "parent" script continue running normally. I have tried using both execfile() …  |
| | Hi, Im having trouble with the piece of code below, i want to have the image change every time you press the button. This code is from a larger project but this is the bit that i cant get to work. Any ideas? [code=python]import Tkinter import random import Image, ImageTk … |
 | Hi, I'm working on a OOP school project, and I'm trying to add a web interface to it; however, my experience working with html forms is limited. Anyways, I'm trying to set up a user login, where the user enters some info onto a form. I want to pull the … |
| | I am very new to python and am learning it just for fun. I am attempting to use it for a small application that shuffles a string list. I need to get a list of about 50 last names in a random order. I tried doing [code] items = [thing1, … |
| | This is a modified program from the word count program that I posted about. I am trying to calculate the average word length in a sentence. Here is my code so far: [code] def main(): print "This program will calculate the average word length in a sentence" print s = … |
 | I have for instance this function I wrote and want to assure that the argument is a number when I call the function. [code]def hypotenuse(n): "return the length of the hypotenuse of an isosceles triangle" return (n*n + n*n)**0.5 sides = 3.7 print hypotenuse(sides) [/code]Any ideas how to do this? |
| | Hi I'm writing a programme that looks up data from 3 different Chinese dictionaries and then formats and displays them in html using the default browser of the system. So far it works well, but it could be better. The issue I have here is that I want each character … |
| | im making this game that is called PyTanks. If you want to know more about it please visit [URL]http://pythongaming.py.funpic.org/pythonmadegames.html[/URL] ... Anyway, I ran across this problem, how do you delet or remove a letter from a string. Lets say that my string is- string = "open sesame" I want to … |
| | Hi, I need to grab a specific information in the /proc/cpuinfo (MODEL NAME) and print it on the screen in python. How do I do that. Thx for helping this newbie |
| | Hi, I am making a site in which I have to run an sql query on the oracle database. I have to take the condition for query from the selected entries in dropdown list i.e. the condition is based on the entris in the dropdown list entries. I am using … |
 | I want to have radiobuttons with text that is displayed underneath the actual buttons. Is there a way to do this (within the contents of the Radiobutton widget, that is, not resorting to labels)? I know this question is ridiculously simple, but I haven't been able to find anything in … |
| | I don't seem to be able to save a number to a data file: [code]a = 123.44 f = open("data1.dat", "w") f.write(a) f.close() [/code] I get this message: [code]Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 204, in run_nodebug File "C:\Python25\ZLM\int2file.py", line 4, in <module> f.write(a) TypeError: argument 1 must … |
| | Hi all, My class uses Python 2.4.3/2.4.4, pygame 1.7.1, and a livewires wrapper on top of that, running on WinXP on Dell machines. Frequently ... perhaps once per day per 2 students more or less? ... a student will attempt to open a file and IDLE will suddenly quit and … |
 | sigh... I need a way to make an image as a background for a window, and still be able to put buttons and other controls on top of it. I even tried using wxPython's wxPanel, but it proved a real pain because I found the documentation very sparce...:sad: (google didn't … |
| | Thanks to mawe and Jeff for answering my first question. Next question: is there a way to get Tkinter to display the window without a title bar? I'm an experimental psychologist, and I don't want my participants to easily be able to exit my experiments... so hints on disabling alt-tab … |
| | How do I do this? In JustBasic I simply read from a text file and coverted the letter it found into an image that it loaded. I want it to load the image I need with this class: [CODE]def load_image(name, colorkey=None): """When this statement is accessed, coupled with the name … |
| | So this isn't a Python question exactly, but the code is in Python, so there it is. I have a mostly-working version of pacman -- currently, one monster v. pacman -- that includes the usual features: eat the power-up, chase the blue or flashing ghosts, get points. When a ghost … |
| | :sad: Please could some please help me out here . I have an array. I want to count how my 'a' appear and the a must have its quotes 'a' [code][(' ', ' ', [('a', 'Scott'), ('9', 'vth')]), (' ', ' ', [('a', 'Jenny'), ('9', 'vth')])][/code] Like this one has … |
| | I saw this was in a earlier post, but I need some addition help with it. I need help please to write this [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread39939.html#"]program[/URL]. Numerologists claim to be able to determine a person's character traits based on the "numeric value" of a name. The value of a name is determined … |
| | I recently discovered that Python list assignment does not work quite the way I expected it to, as illustrated below: >>> a = [1,2,3] >>> b = a >>> b.append(4) >>> b [1, 2, 3, 4] >>> a [1, 2, 3, 4] >>> I was expecting this to create a … |
| | i have problem with this code: [CODE] def __init__(self,parent): data = [(1,2), (2,3), (3,5), (4,6), (5,8), (6,8), (10,10)] self.okno=wx.Frame(None,title="Graf",id=-1) sizer=wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL) ram=wx.Panel(self.okno) client = plot.PlotCanvas(ram) line = plot.PolyLine(data, legend='', colour='pink', width=1) gc = plot.PlotGraphics([line], 'Line Graph', 'X Axis', 'Y Axis') client.Draw(gc, xAxis= (0,15), yAxis= (0,15)) sizer.Add(ram,1,0,wx.ALL) self.okno.SetSizer(sizer) self.okno.Layout() self.okno.Show(True)[/CODE] why plot … |
| | [code] from Tkinter import* Label(text=u'\u2208').pack() mainloop() [/code] i am trying to do that same in Wx, but i always get UnicodeError: [code] import wx okno = wx.App(0) frame=wx.Frame(None) wx.StaticBox(frame,label=u'\u2208') frame.Show(True) okno.MainLoop() [/code] and the eror is: [code] Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Documents and Settings\Blu\Plocha\aa.py", line 4, in -toplevel- … |
 | How can I best find out how many times a word appears in a text? |
 | Hi everyone, for the past few months, I've been writing a text based version of the risk boardgame for my grade 12 programming isu(i plan for it to be windows based by the time I'm done). But I come across the occasional bug which is hard to find and fix. … |
 | I have read that Python does [I]not[/I] have built-in support for multi-dimensional arrays-- is this still the case or has this been developed and updated in the last few years for this language? I have researched this and seen references to multi-dimensional arrays and various work-arounds: dictionaries, lists, and various … |
| | I am to create an old-style class with a constructor __str__, and accessor methods, such that the following code: abook = Book(author = "Amy Doe", title = "Sun rise", price = 13.50) print abook.getAuthor() print abook.getTitle() print abook.Price() print abook Output should be as follows: Amy Doe Sun Rise 13.50 … |
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