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I was wondering, if I wanted to attempt an ANSII dos game in Python, what would be the best way to do it? I would like to know how I would run it, i.e., would it run in the Python Interactive shell or could a make it run in dos? …

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I have been working on a GUI-based program using Tkinter; it is coming along nicely and I am very pleased with the results. I am at a point where I am trying to attempt a graphic manipulation of the GUI canvas. I have researched this but I am unsure what …

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As you can see, I am playing around with the Tkinter GUI toolkit. How can I keep a number of widgets fixed in a location even when the user expands the window?

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I am writing a small Python program for the use in our departments stockroom. This is what I have come up with (just starting): [php]# table of chemicals in stockroom # order --> stock number, chemical name, quantity (grams) # short version of the table table = [ ['ud-99137', 'm-chlorobenzoic …

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Hello! I am working nowadays at a little script that reads mail (gmail).Nothing fancy here.The only problem is that i want to check if pop is enabled and if not to enable it from my python script. Do you know some way[s] to do that?I've tried googling but all i …

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**[I]Note: This may not be the correct forum for this post; I posted here as I thought it may be related in at least an indirect way. Please move if necessary.[/I] I have never knowingly worked on any projects where I had to attempt to extend a language. I hear …

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Hello! In Visual Basic, there is a piece of code that can be used to see if a command starts with a certain text. For example, if I had a textbox, and I wanted to see if the user had started it with an "A" then I would use (not …

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Is there a way to make a Tkinter GUI window that the user can not change the size of?

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when i say basic i mean basic it doesnt store the encrypted string in a file or anything it just prints out what it would be and all i intend it to do is swap a for b, b for c and so on then turn the string round backwards …

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Concerning Python Indentation Syntax: I have researched this and read some reasoning behind indentation-level enforcement. My question is: does this exist simply to ensure consistency when dealing with nested statements, a precaution against sloppy composition of code? I am not complaining about this, and actually I somewhat like this, but …

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I have been working on a somewhat small Python GUI for a few weeks now primarily focusing on the GUI and not giving much in-depth thought to the logic of what is to be a simple card game. I assumed the logic to be in my head and in general …

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So the Text Adventure is lost. ;-;. I am working on a GUI to take a starting point and a destination input by the user, and scan a file to find a match for both. If it finds a match for Variable A + B then it will assign variable …

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I am writing a small tkinter-app involving user keyboard-input, and want to control the range of acceptable input-characters. I'm currently using an Entry-widget, but haven't been able to access the individual characters AS THEY ARE ENTERED. What I (think I:confused:) need is somthing like the 'command=' option (as in the …

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I am trying code a single button that will fire two commands, that is, it will open two image files with one button selection. I have researched this and have not found much directly related to this question; what I found was to use a def within a def, thus …

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Hi, I have a small python program with e-mail capabilities that I have pieced together from code snippets found on the internet. The program uses the smtplib module to successfully send an e-mail with an attachment. I want to give users an indication of the percentage of the e-mail that …

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sharky_machine Offline Posting Whiz in Training Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: New York City Posts: 253 Rep Power: Re: Starting Python Today, 1:41 pm | Add to sharky_machine's Reputation | Add Infraction | Flag Bad Post | IP | #86 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vegaseat: I have been reviewing this code you had …

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hi friends, help me in regarding , making a "setup " using py2exe, actually my project contains ( dlls,libs,and icons,sip file) so how can i wirte a steup for the project for example my pj name is : " manukumar " it cotains : m1.py,m2.py,m3.py etc files and it contains:: …

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hey guys, I'm almost done with my newest project (PythonCMS) pretty much a simple, personal, python-based version of dreamweaver;) anyway, I can build webpages with it upload images, media, updates, anything like that. but what I"m trying to get to work now is something that will resize an image to …

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I am interested in learning if it is indeed possible to sort a Python dict. What I have researched tonight points to that it is [B]not[/B] possible, although snippets were posted inferring that you can sort a dict; I tried some of this code and it did not seem to …

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I would post this in my other thread, but I marked that as solved so I think less people would look at it. I want to say this: [code]if list1 is empty: do this elif list1 has any value in it: do this[/code] How do I word that in python?

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hi guys, I have an assignment that is due on december first and i cant seem to get a wrap around it and was wondering if someone could help. I have been given a Robot module with 17 testboards and some predefined functions such as sensor, move, currentPosition, boardSize and …

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Hi, I tried to run following script of drawing a sin/cos curve using python 2.4 , there is error: [B][COLOR=red]Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line 6, in ? File "C:\Python24\Lib\lib-tk\Tkinter.py", line 1564, in __init__ baseName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0]) AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'argv'[/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR=blue]Can anybody tell me …

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When coding in Tkinter, you can make a button, then when the button is pressed, it refers to something that you defined, or whatever its called when you use the def statement. What I'm wondering, is if there is a way to do this in non Tkinter programing. I am …

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Hello: I am trying to use the Python Sleep Function via [I]import time;[/I] I get results but not the results I am looking for. What I am trying to do is rather simple and only for visual effect in a Python GUI: [B]Display GIF --> Sleep (pause) 5-seconds --> Display …

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Last night I took the advice of a DaniWeb member and looked at some posted Python code; this code was based around a card-type game and involved creating a GIF deck, shuffling, then displaying it. My original question had to do with using a Python dict for my GIF images. …

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I am writing a program that has two lists set up, and then the user is prompted for input. I want to tell the program to do one thing if the users answer is found in one list, and do another thing entirely if the variable is in the second …

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Yeah, uhh I've heard about it, but where do i get it and how do i use it? HElp is appreciated

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Hello, I'd like to set a custom style for a textctrl that includes custom tab positions. The script below works on xp and displays custom tab positions for the textctrl, as coded. However, the script fails to set custom tab positions on linux (fedora 5), though it does set custom …

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What jar file am I supposed to add here. I am not sure what they mean by jar file required by your jdbc driver can someone help me In the “JAR Files” tab, click on “Add…” to add the JAR file required by your JDBC driver. Then go to the …

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I have a directory with many subdirectories. Each subdirectory contains a small number of image files (.jpg). I would like to accumulate all these image files in a Tkinter listbox, sort them and be able to select blocks of files and send them to another listbox. Ultimately I would like …

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